i take off small amounts with each pass of the reamer until the pin fits with minimal radial play, yet does not bind when rotated. i do not leave my adjustable reamer "set to one size", make one pass and hope it is correct for the pin i am installing. i NEVER just push the reamer through a reamed bushing. i ream the bushings in a vertical position. i don't hammer bushings into the carriers. I also use a press to disassemble spindles. i use a shop press for bushing installation and king pin installation. there are way too many hammers for my liking. I just think that too many garages use extreme situations in order to sell parts.Įveryone has their own way of doing things, and i do not do spindles as shown in "the video". If the pin is tight, you need to use the reamer. If they are tight and the pin is not, then no problem. When you drive the bushings back in, if they are loose, then yes get new ones. So when you work harden the bushing, it can wear the pin and the carrier in place of the bushing wearing away. The purpose of the bushing is that the bushing is the "sacrifice" piece and not the carrier or the pin. It can cause hard spots in the bushing by work hardening the metal.
When you "beat" them out and then "beat" them in again, you really do a lot to change the structure and shape of the bushing. It doesn't matter what its s what its worth to you that matters. Strange, coming from a name like "be-debt-free". I recently rebuilt my king/ling pins and followed my own advice, so I don't have to redo them in a few years. Make sure you get them shimmed correctly and adjusted properly when you put them back together.ĭon't reuse any of the old parts and use the german quality replacement parts. If they go bad in a few months its not that big of job to change them out. Watch this video several times and follow it exactly.
Yes, Link pin bushings push out much easier than the king pins.ĭon't reuse any of the old parts and use the german quality replacement parts. I have the reamer for the kingpin bushings. My kingpin bushings are shot and need to be replaced. Posted: Sun 3:06 pm Post subject: Kingpin bushings only - linkpins look okayĬan I press out the linkpin bushings and re-use them? Quick sort: Show newest posts on top | Show oldest posts on top We are more than happy to help you exchange your part for the correct one! Give us a call at 1-80 and we would be pleased to help you.Kingpin bushings only - linkpins look okay To proceed with a return, please call us toll free, and we will provide you with return authorization and a step by step return process for your convenience. Parts such as hydraulic cylinders, pins, bushings, sheet metal, track adjusters, booms and dipper sticks are all ready to ship same day that they are purchased! With less time to wait for your shipment, you will be able to get back to work as quickly as possible.ĭid you accidentally purchase the incorrect part? We offer returns and exchanges here at Broken Tractor. Our in house parts are manufactured following strict quality standards in our warehouse in Ohio. And many times, orders are delivered the next business day! Most of our parts ship from our warehouses the same day you place your order. Do you need your part quickly? You're in luck! We have warehouses all over the country to ensure a quick and easy delivery time.
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