where are the pin holds, the front or the side,
1424001
If you mean the pin to hold the leg attachment in place it's on the back side of the attachments slot
836521
you can put it back in. you just have to bend the pin back straight and slide it in.
1177440
There are two locks underneath and the standard pin and hole on the sides that hold it in place.
419911
You are correct, however a normal pin with a cotter pin clip would allow easily removal by anyone wishing to engage in theft. A locking pin can be purchased most anywhere.Otherwise, the hitch is a valuable addition to both of my trucks, and my neighbor even asked for one last Christmas. You will be amazed at how far back cars will stop behind you in traffic. Enjoy!
45853
Yes it is on the top right hand side pulls across to the front lateral arm and locks there. It looks like a nub sticking out of the top of the right side that is not on the left. Pull it up and out to lock into the front section.
109459
Not aware of any pin....Mine works very well and I'm pleased with the quality
536190
Pins* and yes. Though they aren't pins. They 're screws that go in where your trigger assembly pins are.
1844327
I don't remember one being in there as I had a lockable pin I was going to use. You will want a lockable pin so it doesn't get stolen. This is a great step and it works very well.
1960420
I purchase this item a long time ago for an Air Force project. I would say it has male pins.
1522181
The pin is a ring through the eye of a cotter pin. The pin goes through the handle and is split and bent over to keep it in place.
1371968
There are two small pins. You push them in and bend them to prevent them from coming out
2112002
There are not pins like many timers have, you just flip the little (tiny) levers out for on, and in for off. I actually like this a lot- I generally lose the pins!
1145384
On mine, it is just a spring loaded pin. You push it in with a small punch, and pull it all out as an assembly. Only the rear needed to be punched all the way out.
1733499
There is a clip on the mike, not a pin. It will go on a lapel or the edge of a garment, such as at the neck of a blouse.
148109
I used a file and vice grips to hold the pin. Be sure to put plastic rap around the area to prevent those shavings from going into your gun
1582468
The retainer pin and pulley are on the 1-5 side. The instructions have the sides reversed, they are incorrect.
1960200
There is a metal pin, the kind that pokes through clothing. Beware, these are cheaper and do break fairly easy. I bought them to hand out to kids while on patrol, but if these are for a birthday party or other celebration, spend the money and get better ones.