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Need a D60 Kingpin Removal Tool source

kennyw

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I'm looking for a tool like this for removing D60 upper kingpins. Basically a hardened steel 7/8" hex X approx 2" long. It drops into the kingpin and gives you something for a socket to grab. Everything I can find via Google search is out of stock, discontinued, doesn't meet the minimum order of $100.
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I tried a 7/8 lug nut but it looked like it was going to let go on me.
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There’s some 7/8 allen wrenches on eBay for under $20.
 
Have your tried Greensheilds in Everett? I find they have some industrial sized equipment and tools in stock a lot of the times. Or even Grainger?
 

my snap-on has not let me down and i have about 1dozen king pin jobs on it . just need the 1" to 3/4" reducer and the good 3/4" ratchet and a long handle then a 6ft pipe and they pop out no problem .
 
A friend of mine found a 7/8" stainless steel hex bar at a local steel supplier. He grabbed a 3" long piece for me and it worked perfectly with a 3/4" drive impact socket and breaker bar.
 
A friend of mine found a 7/8" stainless steel hex bar at a local steel supplier. He grabbed a 3" long piece for me and it worked perfectly with a 3/4" drive impact socket and breaker bar.
I did the same except plain steel. Worked fine.
 
Why not get a 7/8" nut and a bolt that fits it, weld the nut onto the end of the bolt, and then impact from the bolt head?
 
torque spec is 500-600 ft lbs in . . . they SNAP real good coming out with a lot more required . i have had 2 break on me and had to weld it up to get it to hold and pop loose .
 
Why not get a 7/8" nut and a bolt that fits it, weld the nut onto the end of the bolt, and then impact from the bolt head?
9/16 dia bolts use 7/8 hex on the nut but only 13/16 on the bolt. Then you need to weld in a way that doesn't prevent it from fitting inside the socket.
 
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