Locking Pin

This OEM locking pin is found in your handheld lawn equipment to hold a part, such as a cutting head, spool, or guard, in place and keep it from coming in loose while you are using your machine. If the pin is broken, the component it is supposed to be securing will become wobbly and loose, which can cause your machine to malfunction. To remove a broken locking pin, you can use pliers or a small screwdriver to pull it straight out of the hole. If the pin is stuck, you may need to wiggle it back and forth gently while pulling on it. Take into consideration that this part is sold individually, so refer to your instruction manual to confirm how many of these pins your machine will need.