Cat Wheel Loader Links, Pins & Bushings

Links, pins, and bushings for Caterpillar wheel loaders, covering the wear components critical to loader arm, lift linkage, and articulation joint maintenance across a range of Cat wheel loader models.

Fits Models At A Glance

• Small Wheel Loaders: 906, 907, 908, 910, 914, 918, 920, 924, 926
• Mid-Size Wheel Loaders: 928, 930, 936, 938, 950, 960, 962, 966
• Large Wheel Loaders: 972, 980, 982, 986, 988, 990, 992, 994

Key Notes

• Application: Lift arm pivot pins, bucket linkage pins, and articulation bushings for wheel loader chassis and attachment interfaces
• Material Types: Hardened steel pins and bronze or polymer bushings available depending on joint location
• Wear Indicators: Inspect for excessive play in linkage joints and visible bushing deterioration during routine service
• Fitment: Verify serial number and lift arm configuration before ordering — pin diameters vary by loader size class

Why Choose Broken Tractor

• ✅ Competitive pricing on Cat linkage wear parts
• ✅ Fast shipping from Baton Rouge, LA and Kimbolton, OH
• ✅ Knowledgeable staff ready to verify fitment details

Frequently Asked Questions

What pins and bushings does Broken Tractor carry for Cat wheel loaders?

Broken Tractor offers lift arm pivot pins, bucket linkage pins and articulation bushings for Caterpillar wheel loaders. These wear parts serve the loader arm, lift linkage and articulation joint, where the chassis and attachment connect. Parts are grouped by joint and loader size so you can narrow down the right fit.

Which Cat wheel loader models do you have links, pins and bushings for?

We carry linkage wear parts for small Cat wheel loaders including the 906, 907, 908, 910, 914, 918, 920, 924 and 926. Mid-size models include the 928, 930, 936, 938, 950, 960, 962 and 966. Large models include the 972, 980, 982, 986, 988, 990, 992 and 994. Fitment within each model can still vary, so confirm your serial number before ordering.

How do I know if the pins and bushings on my Cat wheel loader are worn?

The main signs are excessive play in the linkage joints and visible deterioration of the bushings. Check the lift arm pivots, bucket linkage and articulation joint during routine service. Catching worn bushings early helps keep the matching pins from wearing as well.

How do I find the right pin size for a Cat 950 wheel loader?

Match the part to your loader's serial number and lift arm configuration, because pin diameters vary by loader size class. A pin that fits one size class of Cat wheel loader will not fit another. If you are unsure which pin or bushing matches your machine, call (800) 909-7060 and the parts team can help verify fitment.

What are Cat wheel loader bushings made of?

Cat wheel loader bushings come in bronze or polymer, depending on the joint location. The pins they pair with are made of hardened steel. Choose the bushing type that matches the specific joint you are servicing, such as the lift arm, bucket linkage or articulation joint.