This bent pin serves as a connecting link in the three-point hitch or drawbar assembly of a tractor or vehicle. It passes through aligned lugs on the implement and the tractor linkage, securing the connection and allowing articulation during operation. A bent pin of this type is used where a straight pin would be obstructed by other components; the offset shank provides clearance for the retaining mechanism or adjacent structure. Wear on the pin body at the load-bearing contact points leads to slop in the hitch, causing uneven implement tracking and accelerated wear of the mating lugs. This replacement pin is manufactured to the same shank diameter and overall length as the original, so it fits the existing bore without modification.