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Professional Pin Punch 1 /8 Inch with 4-3 /4 Inch Handle

Original price was: $6.02.Current price is: $4.55.

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When you’re trying to drive out a stubborn pin or push through a tight bushing, you need a tool that won’t bend on you halfway through the job. This 1/8 inch Mayhew pin punch gives you the precise size and solid construction you need to tackle those detailed repair tasks without the frustration of bent or mushroomed tool ends.

What You’re Getting

  • 1/8 inch tip size perfect for smaller pins and precision work
  • 4-3/4 inch overall length gives you good leverage without being unwieldy
  • 1 inch pin length provides enough working surface for clean, accurate strikes
  • Black oxide finish resists corrosion and looks professional in your toolbox
  • Heat-treated steel construction handles repeated hammer blows without deforming

Built for Real Farm Work

This punch is sized just right for the smaller hardware you’ll find throughout farm equipment. Whether you’re working on implement linkages, removing roll pins from hydraulic fittings, or doing precision work on smaller tractor components, this tool gives you the control you need. It’s also handy for general shop work when you need to drive out damaged bolts or alignment pins.

Made to Last

Farm work is tough on tools, and this Mayhew punch is built to take it. The black oxide finish not only looks professional but provides corrosion resistance for tools that might sit in a damp shop for months between uses. The steel construction can handle the shock of hammer blows and the pressure needed to move stubborn components without bending or breaking.

Good to Know

Keep the tip square and clean for best results – a file or grindstone can touch up the end if it gets mushroomed from heavy use. Start with lighter taps to get the pin started, then use more force as needed. The 1/8 inch size is perfect for roll pins and smaller hardware, but make sure you’ve got the right size punch for the job to avoid damage to both the part and your tool.