Grooved TH Pin

[Kdmegali]

12004 - BEE11243 Grooved TH Pin
Has anyone had to replace the pins that go from exterior to interior wall and are capped on the inside. Silver looking button.

[Bill]

I see this part in TM's online parts catalog, but I'm still not sure what it is. At first, I thought it was the special bolt at the top of the lift arm, behind the outside cover, but that isn't it. Can you give us a clue where you found it? And why you need to replace it?

A photo always helps, if you can take one.

By the way, what year/model TM do you have? It is helpful to add that info either in your signature line as I have done below, or your account info that shows up on the left of your post with your avatar, as many others have done. Otherwise, your question is kind of like asking "I need to replace a bolt in my car. What do you recommend?" Not nearly enough info.

To add the year/model/location info - and set a lot of other useful options as well - look at the left end of the blue bar near the top on most pages, and find "User CP" (User Command Post). Click on it, and scroll down through the extensive menu that pops up. It is worth spending some time exploring this menu. There are lots of good option choices in it.

Bill

[Kidkraz]

I think he means these button/pins?

[Kdmegali]

Yes I was referring to these pins. Better known outside of TM as a Clevis pin. I have ordered one and i’ll let you all know if it works. TM pins aren’t long enough after we added new wood wall boards.

[Kdmegali]

I’ll start adding lots more information. But for now I think I have a remedy.

[Kidkraz]

How think is the paneling you installed?

[Kdmegali]

.19 “ or just less than 5 mm. Just slightly thicker than what originally was there.

[JohnMD]

Originally Posted by Kidkraz

I think he means these button/pins?

Edit: I attached images of the parts in the catalog that I think match what I am writing about.

Hi all,

Coincidentally, when I was cleaning the TM before closing up after our last trip a few weeks ago, I noticed that one of these pins appears loose on our TM. Both the white (outside) and silver (inside) spin. Is this bad? In the parts manual, it appears that the white part (outside) is the cap that is attached to the pin and the silver part is a cap that goes on from inside? Am I understanding that correctly? What keeps the silver cap on and tight? I don't see threads in the picture in the manual. Is someone able to explain how this works?

Thanks,

John