When you’re working on equipment repairs and need to remove stubborn pins from implements, loaders, or three-point hitches, there’s nothing worse than not having the right punch for the job. This 3/16-inch pin punch is sized just right for the smaller pins you’ll find throughout your farm machinery—the ones that hold linkages together, secure adjusters, and keep components in place where they should be.
What You’re Getting
- 3/16-inch tip that fits snugly against pin ends without slipping or damaging surrounding parts
- 5-1/4-inch overall length gives you good reach without being too long for close-quarters work
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion and helps the tool grip your hammer better
- 1-1/4-inch pin length provides solid contact surface for accurate striking
Built for Real Farm Work
This punch handles the everyday pin removal jobs you run into around the farm. Whether you’re working on cultivator shanks, disk harrow bearings, planter closing wheels, or loader bucket pins, this tool gets into the spots where larger punches won’t fit. It’s also handy for machinery maintenance on hay equipment, manure spreaders, and other implements where precision matters.
Made to Last
Mayhew tools are built to handle the punishment of farm shop work. The hardened steel construction takes repeated hammer strikes without mushrooming or chipping, and the black oxide coating keeps rust at bay even in damp shop conditions. This isn’t a punch you’ll be replacing anytime soon.
Good to Know
Start your pin removal from the side that gives you the best swing angle, and use steady, controlled strikes rather than wild swinging. A dead blow hammer or ball peen works better than a claw hammer for this kind of precision work. Keep the punch perpendicular to the pin for best results and to avoid bending smaller pins.
