Pins and locks are the small parts that hold the GET system together, literally: the retention hardware that keeps teeth on adapters through digging shock, and the first thing to check when points start moving or going missing. PartsForMachines supplies pins, locks, retainers and rubbers matched by tooth system and size, alongside the teeth and adapters they secure.
Retention is system-specific by design: each tooth family has its own pin and lock arrangement, hammered pins with rubber or steel locks, flex pins, vertical and horizontal retention, threaded and hammerless systems on newer designs, and the parts are sized to the system and tooth size, so identification follows the same route as the teeth: the system markings, or photographs of the existing hardware via Ask Simon, confirm the right retention before ordering. Each product page lists the system, size and the arrangement the parts serve, with pins and locks sold in sets and box quantities, because they are consumables in the fullest sense, renewed with every tooth change as standard practice.
The practice earns explaining once: pins and locks wear and compress in service, and reusing them to save pennies is how teeth depart in work, taking digging time and occasionally a crusher belt with them. Fitting discipline matters equally, locks seated correctly, pins driven to position, and hammerless systems torqued as designed.
Teeth, adapters and the wider GET family sit alongside, with the hardware row covering edge bolts. For system confirmation, contact the team via WhatsApp 07754288583.
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