HUDY 106059 2x10 Drive Shaft Retention Pins (Extra Hard) 4 pcs  [HSP-106059]

HUDY 106059 - SET OF Replacement Drive Shaft Pins 2x10 - Extra Hard (4)
Price:
£12.20
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-106059
Condition:
Brand New
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Replacement pins for RC drive shafts

This HUDY set contains four 2x10 drive shaft pins suited to standard RC drive shafts. The "Extra Hard" designation indicates a harder heat-treated finish than standard pins, used to secure the drive shaft in hub or coupling assemblies and to minimise axial play.

Fitting is carried out by aligning the shaft hole and pressing the pin in until flush. For removal, small pliers or a 2 mm pin punch will do the job; once reassembled, verify there is no unintended movement. These pins are small components that contribute to consistent shaft alignment and drivetrain reliability.

Specifications

  • Item: Replacement drive shaft pins
  • Model Number: HUDY 106059
  • Quantity: 4 pcs
  • Size: 2x10
  • Material: Extra hard
  • Compatibility: Standard 2x10 RC drive shafts

Ideal for replacing damaged pins or fitting a more durable option where repeated assembly or heavier loads have caused deformation.

Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Are these pins backwards compatible with older shaft designs?

They match the standard 2x10 sizing used across many models, but for older or non-standard shafts confirm the hole diameter and shaft thickness before fitting.

What checks should I do after installing HUDY 106059 pins?

Rotate the shaft assembly and feel for play, inspect for pin protrusion, and ensure the pin is seated flush and straight to avoid imbalance.

Can these pins be used on axles with hardened finishes?

Yes, the pins are independent of axle treatment; just check fit and confirm the pin does not bind or cause excessive wear on mating parts.

How often should I replace these pins?

Inspect pins during routine maintenance and replace them if you see bending, excessive wear, or if they no longer seat securely.

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