BUCKET/SHOVEL Pin 25x198mm (fits JCB) - GMOVE 811/90483
High-quality bucket pin by GMOVE with part number 811/90483. This component is designed for a wide range of JCB backhoe loaders, mini excavators, and rough terrain forklifts. The pin, with an exact diameter of 25 mm and a length of 198 mm, is responsible for a solid and safe connection of the bucket to the machine's kinematic system. The use of a precisely machined GMOVE pin guarantees smooth operation of the attachment, eliminates working play, and significantly extends the service life of the entire front working configuration.
Extreme hardness and abrasion resistance: The pin has undergone advanced heat treatment (surface hardening), achieving a hardness level of 54 to 62 HRC. As a result, it is extremely resistant to impacts, intense friction, and the immense shear forces that occur when scooping hard material. A very hard surface combined with a suitably flexible, durable core prevents the component from cracking or bending under heavy load.
Technical Specification:
- Part type: Bucket / shovel pin
- Diameter: 25 mm.
- Length: 198 mm.
- Hardness: 54 - 62 HRC.
- Manufacturer/Brand: GMOVE.
- Part number: 811/90483 (81190483).
Compatibility with JCB Machinery:
| Machine Category | Series and Models |
| Backhoe Loaders |
1400/1550/1700, 210/212, 214/215/217, 2CX, 3/3C/3CS, 3CX COMPACT, 3CX ENTRY LEVEL (Global), 3CX, 3D/3DS, 3DX, 4/4C/4CN, 4CX, 4DX, 5CX |
| Mini Excavators |
802 Series: 802 (1983 - 1997) |
| Rough Terrain Forklifts |
926, 930, 940, 950 |
Workshop Tip: Worn pins and bushings are the main cause of annoying bucket play, which not only drastically reduces working precision but can also lead to damage to the machine arm itself (wear of the holes in the expensive casting).
Golden rules for working system pin replacement:
1. Replacement in sets: Installing a new, hard pin into a worn-out, old bushing defeats the purpose. The resulting play will cause the new component to wear out quickly on the edges. Always try to replace these components in pairs (pin + dedicated bushings).
2. Regular lubrication: Even the hardest 62 HRC pin requires an adequate lubricating film. Remember to regularly, daily lubricate the pivot points with thick grease (e.g., with the addition of molybdenum disulfide), especially after intensive work in dust, water, or thin mud.
3. New seals: When installing a new repair kit, do not skimp on new o-rings (dust seals). They are the ones that prevent destructive quartz (sand) from entering directly from the outside into the friction zone between the pin and the bushing.