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Subject: Re: King Pin Lubrication


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Harvey Lawrence
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Date Posted: 05/ 12/ 05, 2:42pm
In reply to: Ernie Ekberg 's message, "King Pin Lubrication" on 05/ 11/ 05, 3:42pm

Ernie.
I think it has something to do with where on the spindle the grease fittings are. I have been involved with vehicles with spindles and King pins for years and have always heard the same as you. Get the weight off for good greasing. But if the company that makes the axles says differently I guess they must know.
Harv

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