F100 Kingpins Part 1 Removal

[@HunterNapier]

Bro you just saved me HOURS of stumbling around. Fantastic video. Im doing basically a full rebuild on everything on my truck, major thanks.

[@masonrichardson6581]

Best 67-72 f100 tutorial I've seen.

[@krammittsartsdiy6913]

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!

[@kellyballenas]

Great material. Looking forward to Part 2 and 3. I want to do this job soon on my '70 F-250.

[@elmerwaltermeyer8340]

It would save a lot of time with air wrench.

[@ajw6715]

I made a press to use right on the truck. Never seen anyone take the front axle out to change king pins before. Lol.

[@cronedentside74]

Watch the other two videos

[@dorianfulton7168]

Excellent tutorial. Clear and concise. Thanks!

[@pitchblackscatpack8229]

Thank you for posting this. Much appreciated.

[@highway2run]

My 72 disc brake conversion thanks you !!!

[@AsherCrone]

My brother is going through the same problem. I'mma send this to him.

[@justincarson5140]

Thanks for the video!!

[@markwoten6679]

Well I got to do that on my 79 F150 Styleside Custom. I’m in the progress of frame up on it.

[@ashleygates1235]

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

[@cronedentside74]

Part 2 and 3 of this series explain what I did.

[@JSH1515]

Is the i-beam also called a radius arm?

[@cronedentside74]

I have not heard of them being call that but it is possible

[@markwoten6679]

You can buy new replacement parts for everything on the hub.

[@stevecook7551]

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

[@cronedentside74]

Great tip. Thanks!

[@JSH1515]

1/2 “ socket, pickle fork, 22mm socket, 1 1/8” wrench, 1” wrench, 11/16” socket

[@jerrymcdonald8122]

Knuckle buster lol 😂

[@ajw6715]

Sorry! I jumped the gun on that one. Didn't realize that the bushing was wore out. The laugh is on me.

[@e.shanegray3912]

That was NOT a pipe wrench...

[@cronedentside74]

And NO ONE cares that I misspoke. Thanks for watching tho!

[@markwoten6679]

Use proper tool. The hub has two roller bearings. An inner and an outer bearing.