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615 Loader PIN needed.
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Dean (West MI) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 11 May 2015 at 9:47pm
I'm missing number 6, any idea where I could find one?  Any idea what type of steel they used?
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If the pin is an exact fractional size use 1040 TGP. If you do not have a steel supplier near you can buy short lengths on eBay. Find a person selling steel on eBay and "ask a question" if they can supply what you need. Alternately find a local machine shop. Look at a similar pin on your machine if it is not badly worn the type of steel is not critical.
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Looks like that pin is a SHAFT running across loader frame to each side of loader arms . 
It evidently is a structural part of loader frame and transfers stress . 
 I would not worry so much about type of steel used but of bushings and fastening type used . 
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