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#56534 02/14/2006 6:54 PM
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I have managed to remove my king pin that was not getting grease thru one zerk. It is rusty at one end. I will replace it. Where does on get the stainless ones mentioned? Also, in taking mine apart I saw the caps, but no retaining rings. Should I have these rings? I see no groove for them. Thanks - Scott
P.S. 8lb. sledge about 250 hits.


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scdascda,

How well did the Tech Tip help you in your king pin adventure?

What info was lacking that might have helped!

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It did help. I managed to persuade it with an 8lb. sledge without taking the fender off. I figured I couldn't accurately swing it that far and guarantee that I didn't hit something wrong anyway. I started by crawling under the fender to swing it, but I could not control the left right of the swing, but I could control the forward back of the swing. And, left right would get me into the king pin opening and wreck it. So, I got out from under there and did it from the position I would use to remove a wheel. Then the left right made no difference. I could swing it about 30 times before I got out of breath. Moved inperceptably for first 100 blows, but quicker and quicker after that. I figure about 300 blows. Appreciated the tips very much. Scott


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Here's the link to Stainless Steel Brake tech tip and the address stuff.

http://www.classictrucksweb.com/tech/0101ct_kingpin/

Stainless Steel Brakes Corporation
11470 Main Rd., Dept. CT
Clarence, NY 14031
(800) 448-7722
www.ssbrakes.com


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