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I don’t understand - a half inch pin goes in a 5/8 hole
Generally on snowmobiles, you just line up the holes and drop in a pin. If you have a diffferent set up, how about using a drill to open up the pelican sled hole to 3/4
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QUOTE (Drew @ Jan 05, 2022 - 07:09 pm)
I don’t understand - a half inch pin goes in a 5/8 hole
Generally on snowmobiles, you just line up the holes and drop in a pin. If you have a diffferent set up, how about using a drill to open up the pelican sled hole to 3/4
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Trip to P/A and get a 11/16ths just to give the extra clearance, don't forget to make sure the shank is no more than 1/2 inch on the bit otherwise it won't go into your drill chuck.
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If you use a shackle with a pin that fits in the 1/2” hole on your pelican sled, the body of the shackle will fit into the pintle . Easy to hook up and remove.
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This might work - if it's the swivel type where it has 2 holes for the pin thru a U-shaped piece of metal just turn it sideways and either use the pin you have or put in a 1/2" bolt and nut. If the distance between the U piece isn't wide enough, spread it out wider.
If the pintle hitch won't fit (too wide) or snags on the U piece you could remove the swivel part of the hitch and replace it with a large "eye" bolt that will slip onto the pintle if you can find one that big.
If that doesn't work, cut the U piece off and weld a ring on the end instead.
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