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Hitch-Pin Tender
"Key to this new Hitch-Pin Tender is the spring-loaded lever. It's always in place above the hitch pin, preventing the pin from jumping out. The tractor driver can't forget to use it," says Jake Vande Hoef, spokesman for the manufacturer, The Tender Co., Rock Valley, Iowa.
"The only time the lever isn't in place
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Hitch-Pin Tender HITCHES Hitches 8-4-28 "Key to this new Hitch-Pin Tender is the spring-loaded lever. It's always in place above the hitch pin, preventing the pin from jumping out. The tractor driver can't forget to use it," says Jake Vande Hoef, spokesman for the manufacturer, The Tender Co., Rock Valley, Iowa.
"The only time the lever isn't in place over the pin is when you swing it over to put in or remove the pin," explains Vande Hoef.
To install the tender on any implement hitch, you position it so the lever extends about halfway over the pin hole, then weld the base in place with 2 welds.
The steel tender is 3 3/4 in. long, 1 3/4 in. wide and 1 3/4 in. high. Sells for
$12.95.
For more information, contact: FARM SHOW Followup, The Tender Co., Box 176, Rock Valley, Iowa 51247 (ph 712 476-2569).
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