I might be able to just twist the R-clip so it fits that shape of cotter pin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lgx1D52FqQw&ab_channel=SilverCymbal
Or it is probably sold as an extra part.
yeah this looks to be a China made spreader - so the company just gets them "branded" and doesn't have parts or assembly, etc.
So I'll see if I can find that part on a China wholesale site or even a retail site.
So it looks like they just bent an R-clip back under. That is what I need to do. I don't see that type of clip sold. So maybe they just modified the R-clip themselves.
https://www.globalspec.com/learnmore/mechanical_components/mechanical_fasteners_hardware/pins
OK I guess it's a Twist Pin.
OK there it is on its own.
So it's a Twist Pin only with a longer end.
A self locking hitch pin clip
http://wilsonmfgco.com/products/keeper/gripclip/
OK Hitch Pin is the more common name.
NO "hitch pin" is just another name for cotter pin!
Self-Locking Grip Clip-Twist Pin
https://www.agrisupply.com/self-locking-grip-clip-twist-pin-bg/p/32740/
so we just need them to be longer on one end.
Is it easier to just bend an R type?
So in China they are called Linch Pins
Here they are called Lynch Pins.
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