KRW king pin remover

[BlueNotes]

I just got this king pin remover KRW SV228 but the nut and screw assembly is missing. It should'nt be too hard to machine these two parts though. Can anybody help me with the dimensions and some pics showing the nut and screw?

Thanks in advance for any info on this.

[jacob smith]

If you can not get the information here. This is a site the is all about kr Wilson tools. I got some tools from this site, they are very helpful.

http://krwilsontools.com/

[Gary in La.]

The screw has a total length of 8" including the hex. the threaded section is 6 1/2". The threads are 3/4 - 16.

[BlueNotes]

Gary - thanks for the bolt dimensions! Can you also tell me how thick the nut is?

Jacob - thanks for the link to the KR Wilson website!

[Tim Ayers]

Does it bolt to the spindle? Not following how it works?

[BlueNotes]

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Originally Posted by Tim Ayers

Does it bolt to the spindle? Not following how it works?

Yes, it bolts on to the spindle and then you push out the kingpin with the screw.

[V8COOPMAN]

Originally Posted by Tim Ayers

Does it bolt to the spindle? Not following how it works?

Maybe these will help. DD

[RobR'35]

Great pics and info.
Where is the tool add from? I'd like to learn more about these K.R. Wilson tools.

[Kube]

Originally Posted by BlueNotes

I just got this king pin remover KRW SV228 but the nut and screw assembly is missing. It should'nt be too hard to machine these two parts though. Can anybody help me with the dimensions and some pics showing the nut and screw?

Thanks in advance for any info on this.

I've not needed this tool very often but on the rare occasion a spindle pin is STUCK, this KRW press has been a Godsend!

[Tim Ayers]

Curious, what are those other KR Wilson tools for?


My Dad bought a Snap on king pin remover that woks like a press that drives the king pin out through the top with with different sized drivers. That KR Wilson unit seems slick alright, but the Snap On does it without having to remove the backing plate. It's a beast.