Posted by ericlb on June 10, 2009 at 20:06:23 from (12.189.32.56):
im working on my kenworth w900b, it has a eaton 12,000 lb front steer axle and it destroyed the bearing and shims that go under the axle, but on top of the spindle where the kingpin goes thru, ive got a new set of kinpins and all the associated parts, bearings, shims ect, the problem is the kingpin is stuck in the axle,[ yes i took the horizonal locking stud out] i dont really want to heat this up as i dont have access to a reamer for the new bushings, the kingpins are tight not worn, i just need to install the new bearing ans shims is there any other way to get it to come out [ a 12 pound sledge wont move it neither will jacking the truck up so its weight rests on the kingpin from the bottom] ive tried to find a online repair manuel for the axle but cant find anuthing usefull
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