234-3930 pin and 228-5615 sleeve show a real linkage purchase
The 234-3930 headed linkage pin has a chrome surface and a puller hole. Its nominal pin diameter is 3.54 inches and its pin length is 20.12 inches. The 228-5615 sleeve-bearing entry has a 106.2 mm outside diameter and 90 mm length.
| Component | Technical identity | Purchase detail |
|---|---|---|
| 234-3930 headed pin | NominalØ3.54 in ×20.12 in; overall20.472 in; effective18.169 in | Chrome; puller hole; no internal grease passage |
| 228-5615 straight sleeve | OD106.2 mm; length90 mm; sleeve ID3.552 in | Cross holes for lubrication |
| 166-1495 pin seal | ID89.85 mm | Dust-seal line |
| 166-1487 shim | 2 mm thick plastic | Shim line |
Pin working length differs from overall length
The pin body passes through the pivot ears and bearing sleeves. The head and retaining features add to the outside envelope. Record the working length between retaining features separately from the overall length, especially when comparing a headed pin with a plain shaft.
A bushing has an inside diameter, outside diameter and length
Inside diameter belongs with the pin; outside diameter belongs with the housing bore. The bushing length, cross holes and grease grooves control where it sits and how the joint is lubricated. A worn outer bore creates a different repair from replacing only the pin.
| Component | Dimensions / features |
|---|---|
| Pin | Diameter, body length, effective length, head and retaining hole |
| Bushing | ID, OD, length, flange and grease holes |
| Joint | Ear spacing, shim gap and housing bore |
| Seals | Seal number and fitted position |
List each pivot as a counted repair set
Label the bucket pivot, bucket-cylinder link and H-link pivots separately. For each location, write pin quantity, sleeve quantity, seals, shims and retaining hardware. A grease-fed bushing and a pin without an internal grease passage can belong to the same installed joint because the lubrication path is in the surrounding bearing arrangement.
Buying questions
Can two pins with the same diameter be substituted?
They can have different body lengths, retaining heads, holes and lubrication passages. Keep those features with the pivot position on the order.
Why does a bushing order need the outside diameter?
The ID fits around the pin, while the OD fits the pressed housing bore. They are separate interfaces.
What does effective length describe?
It describes the usable pin span in the connection, while overall length includes the outer head and retaining envelope.
Can seals and shims be ordered with the pin?
Yes. Count the bearing sleeves, dust seals, shims and retaining hardware for each pivot as separate lines.