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Old 08-30-2015, 01:46 PM   #8
dwcsr
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Re: King pin removal

Most time the pin is frozen and needs heat and a press. You could spend 10 hours beating on a pin to save $50 in press work. We use a pin press like this one
http://public.snapon.com/R_RRD/Objec...ges/CG230A.jpg

I'd take the axle to the machine shop that's fitting the pins and have them press them out and check to see if you need over size pins.
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