looking for Track link pins

Make some out of 4140HT
As much use you'll give the machine driving around shows, I doubt you'd wear them out.
May take a bit of work though.

your suggestion doesn't make sense for someone that wants a simple track pin...
- if it's low use almost anything will work...

He said pinS, not one.

if you can get hold of all the measurements no reason why a good machinist cant turn some up for you out of high grade bar. it wont be cheap though. if you have part number see if you can find the NSN national stock number via google search with that you can find what other machines used that part and you might find joy that way.

if you can get the blueprint drawing of the part it will make life much easier for the machinist.

Best to get original ones, they were hardened.
If you get one turned, you will need to do the hardening as well, unless its only used for show purposes.

use the right steel and it can be case hardened or induction hardened a good engineering shop should be able to do this for you. like i said it wont be cheap. you could try ITR they might have something that will fit. you'll need the measurements though

This Gentlemans from Hawaii, so would probably want someone to send him some pins.

Would anyone happen to know what depth the pins are likely hardened to, and whether it would be the same depth on the ends of the pins?

Neil, A quick look at my drawings of the PT10 & PV15 says Rockwell C60-65 to a depth of .090" - .120"
This is the same on the roller shafts and Idler shafts.