Do The Ultra Fab Spring-Loaded Quick Pins Have A Weight Rating?
Updated 01/23/2026 | Published 01/22/2026
Question:
What is the weight capacity for the Ultra Fab fifth wheel snap pins?
asked by: Julie G
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Expert Reply:
Hey Julie,
For the Ultra Fab Spring-Loaded Quick Pins # UF17-943032 there is not a specified weight rating. These quick pins are accessories to the main landing gear itself rather than the main component that bears the load weight. For that reason there is not a weight capacity on these pins. They are designed for landing gears with up to 2-1/4" wide legs with a 7/16" pin diameter.
What landing gear system do you have on your trailer?
expert reply by:
Nick S
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Scott
1/23/2026
Hi Julie, lock pins for hitches and landing gear do not have ratings. That said, it would take a force greater than the capacity of the landing gear to shear a pin, including the drop legs. I asked the question decades ago about hitch receiver pins not being rated or spect when the hitch and slider are. Go figure. Anyway, feel confident that the pins supplied with the landing gear are adequate for the task.