Pins & Bushings by Size

Replacement pins and bushings organized by physical dimensions, letting you match the exact diameter, length, and bore of the worn component on your heavy equipment. Sizing your part correctly is often faster and more reliable than chasing a superseded part number across multiple machine generations.

Fits Models At A Glance

• Sized By Diameter: Small, medium, and large pin bores across backhoes, excavators, loaders, and dozers
• Sized By Length: Short and long pins for bucket, boom, dipper, and linkage pivots
• Sized By Bore: Bushings matched to pin outer diameter and housing inner diameter

Key Notes

• Application: Bucket, boom, dipper, tilt, and linkage pivot points
• Selection: Match pin outer diameter, length, and bushing inner and outer diameter
• Wear Signs: Sloppy joints, oval bores, and excess play under load
• Sold As: Individual pins, individual bushings, or matched sets by size

Why Choose Broken Tractor

• ✅ Wide range of pin and bushing sizes available
• ✅ Match by dimension when part numbers are unclear
• ✅ Fast shipping from two US locations

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find pins and bushings by size?

Measure the pin outer diameter, overall length, and the bushing inner and outer diameter, then match those dimensions to our listings. Sizing by measurement is reliable when a part number is worn off or superseded. If you are unsure, the parts team can help confirm the right fit at (800) 909-7060.

What measurements do I need for a bushing?

You need the inner diameter, the outer diameter, and the length of the bushing. The inner diameter must match the pin outer diameter and the outer diameter must match the housing bore. Recording all three avoids ordering a bushing that presses in but leaves play on the pin.

How do I know when a pin or bushing is worn?

Worn pins and bushings show up as slop or rattle at pivot joints, oval or egg shaped bores, and excess movement when the joint is loaded. Replacing both the pin and bushing together restores a tight fit and prevents rapid wear on a new part paired with an old worn one.

Can I replace just the bushing and keep the old pin?

You can, but pairing a new bushing with a worn pin often leads to fast wear and continued play. For a lasting repair we recommend replacing the pin and bushing as a matched set so both wear surfaces are fresh.