Feedback on Quick Disconnects
Just go to lowes or tractor supply and get two grade 8 7/16"x 2.5" Clevis pins, 4 washers and 2 gold hitch pins and call it a day. $5 disconnects no problems. $100-150 disconnects are such a waste of money in my opinion
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Just go to lowes or tractor supply and get two grade 8 7/16"x 2.5" Clevis pins, 4 washers and 2 gold hitch pins and call it a day. $5 disconnects no problems. $100-150 disconnects are such a waste of money in my opinion
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This is the second jeep I've done it too and know others who run them as well, no problems. Only thing is they SOMEtimes might jingle going over bumps on the street but what the hell, it's a jeep right. For the price I just keep an extra bolt, washers and pins in my tool bag just in case one would break but no issues. Edit: the Clevis pin itself is grade 8, that isn't breaking. The hitch pins from lowes might wear out/ stretch from taking them in and out every weekend, but the gold ones from tractor supply are much Better
This is the second jeep I've done it too and know others who run them as well, no problems. Only thing is they SOMEtimes might jingle going over bumps on the street but what the hell, it's a jeep right. For the price I just keep an extra bolt, washers and pins in my tool bag just in case one would break but no issues. Edit: the Clevis pin itself is grade 8, that isn't breaking. The hitch pins from lowes might wear out/ stretch from taking them in and out every weekend, but the gold ones from tractor supply are much Better


