Part 1 of 3. Replacing the kingpins in a 1974 Ford F100. This video shows how to remove the wheel hub assembly and I-beam in order to press the kingpins out.
Somebody sport for a 1/4" battery operated impact for this guy...he deserves one!!!. Good vid...love the texas socks by the way...cheers from houston bud!
They fail because of lack of grease , when you grease it make sure you have it jacked up with no weight on the wheel . I had quite few f series trucks like this
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Bro you just saved me HOURS of stumbling around. Fantastic video. Im doing basically a full rebuild on everything on my truck, major thanks.
Somebody sport for a 1/4" battery operated impact for this guy...he deserves one!!!.
Good vid...love the texas socks by the way...cheers from houston bud!
Best 67-72 f100 tutorial I've seen.
Great material. Looking forward to Part 2 and 3. I want to do this job soon on my '70 F-250.
It would save a lot of time with air wrench.
Excellent tutorial. Clear and concise. Thanks!
I made a press to use right on the truck. Never seen anyone take the front axle out to change king pins before. Lol.
Watch the other two videos
Thank you for posting this. Much appreciated.
My brother is going through the same problem. I'mma send this to him.
Thanks for the video!!
Well I got to do that on my 79 F150 Styleside Custom. I’m in the progress of frame up on it.
You can buy new replacement parts for everything on the hub.
1/2 “ socket, pickle fork, 22mm socket, 1 1/8” wrench, 1” wrench, 11/16” socket
Knuckle buster lol 😂
They fail because of lack of grease , when you grease it make sure you have it jacked up with no weight on the wheel . I had quite few f series trucks like this
Great tip. Thanks!
Sorry! I jumped the gun on that one. Didn't realize that the bushing was wore out. The laugh is on me.
MY NE LOCK PIN DOES NOT SLIDE INTO THE NEW SLEEVE. D O I HAVE THE WRONG PART OR DO I NEED TO HAMMER IT IN
Part 2 and 3 of this series explain what I did.
Is the i-beam also called a radius arm?
I have not heard of them being call that but it is possible
That was NOT a pipe wrench...
And NO ONE cares that I misspoke. Thanks for watching tho!
Use proper tool. The hub has two roller bearings. An inner and an outer bearing.