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TED 20 King pin bushes

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Robert B UK

04-02-2007 02:52:47




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Can any one help me on how to "re-bush" my king pins? The hub spidles on my TED 20 have become very badly worn to the point that the oil seals are totally defunct. I intend to replace the king pins and have ordered some new bushes to go with the new king pins on the assumption that the existing ones will be worn. How do I go about removing the old bushes (I have no special tools, but can be creative!) and how to I "ream" the bushes? Can a hand reamer be used and if so what size do I need? Any adivce would be most welcome.

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Robert B UK

04-03-2007 00:29:27




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 Re: TED 20 King pin bushes in reply to Robert B UK, 04-02-2007 02:52:47  
John, Many thanks for the advice - looks like my Easter week end is sorted!



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John (UK)

04-02-2007 12:11:49




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 Re: TED 20 King pin bushes in reply to Robert B UK, 04-02-2007 02:52:47  
You have to get the old bushes out by knocking them out with a drift. New bushes need pressing in and then reaming to the size of the Stub Axles with some clearance so it wont be too tight. You may find that the Stub Axles are also worn so it will be difficult to get a good fit. The bushes have to be reamed both at the same time so that they are parallel with each other, if you do one at a time they may not be straight and at a different angle. A good machine shop should be able to do this for you, this is the best way unless you have access to the correct reamer. Don't forget to replace the thrust bearings at the bottom of the Stub Axles.
internal dia of bushes 1.249" - 1.250"
Stub axle diameter 1.245" - 1.246"
if you need more info email me at:-
fergusontractors(at)tiscali.co.uk

Dont ask how that other posting came to be like that...I have no idea....lol

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Ferguson TEF

04-02-2007 12:09:30




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 Re: TED 20 King pin bushes in reply to Robert B UK, 04-02-2007 02:52:47  
You have to get the old bushes out by knocking them out with a drift. New bushes need pressing in and then reaming to the size of the Stub Axles with some clearance so it wont be too tight. You may find that the Stub Axles are also worn so it will be difficult to get a good fit. The bushes have to be reamed both at the same time so that they are parallel with each other, if you do one at a time they may not be straight and at a different angle. A good machine shop should be able to do this for you, this is the best way unless you have access to the correct reamer. Don't forget to replace the thrust bearings at the bottom of the Stub Axles.
internal dia of bushes 1.249" - 1.250"
Stub axle diameter 1.245" - 1.246"
if you need more info email me at:- fergusontractors(at)tiscali.co.uk

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Robert B UK

04-24-2007 05:26:44




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 Re: TED 20 King pin bushes in reply to Ferguson TEF, 04-02-2007 12:09:30  
John, thanks for the advice. I now have two new kingpins in place, no oil leaks from the hubs or rattles. Only the top bushes needed replacing the lower ones still gave a very tight fit with no discernable play and no wear on the old kingpins. Top bushes I very carefully reamed by hand with an adjustable reamer, worked a treat. All very snug.



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