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King pins #37424 05/18/2004 2:20 AM
Joined: May 2004 Posts: 34 Canyon Lake Texas * *Brian Wrench Fetcher
Brian Wrench Fetcher Joined: May 2004 Posts: 34 Canyon Lake Texas	In my shop manual it says that 1/2 ton trucks are floating king pins and 3/4 ton and up are not. My 1/2 ton bushing are not as snug as I would hane expected. Is this because of the "floating", any help greatly needed. thank in advance.

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King pins	*Brian	05/18/2004 2:20 AM
Re: King pins	arnswine...	05/18/2004 4:13 AM
Re: King pins	*Brian	05/19/2004 1:13 AM
Re: King pins	tclederman	05/19/2004 2:03 AM
Re: King pins	Dusty	05/19/2004 2:53 AM
Re: King pins	arnswine...	05/19/2004 8:13 AM
Re: King pins	Tony	05/19/2004 12:09 PM

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