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Another Custom Front Axle Pin

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Sean (TX)

03-15-2008 18:04:17

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Did some more wrenching today...We hit 90 the last 2 days :roll:
Its a really nice bead. Complete with a grease fitting. Cant hand crank this one anymore :lol:
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If all else fails Im taking these and transplanting them in my 9N 8)
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Sean (TX)

03-16-2008 11:42:36

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Re: Another Custom Front Axle Pin in reply to tom_ca, 03-15-2008 18:04:17

If they had used the right bushing...The price is right!!! The pin is good to go. Ill reuse it...Will brazing and filing it out be good enough?

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GB in MT.

03-16-2008 11:59:17

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Re: Another Custom Front Axle Pin in reply to Sean (TX), 03-16-2008 11:42:36

I can't answer your ?? on the brazing it part, but what I am told is, that bushing is supposed to be solid in the axle bore.!!!!, all the way around. The bore looks to me like it is egged out on the axle.

I'm just guessing here, but it would seem to me that egged out area should be built up and made to fit the bushing tightly.

I think you should contact TOH, and ask him that ???!!!! His email is always open on his posts, on the mod. forum.

JMHO

Gary :)

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Sean (TX)

03-16-2008 11:15:03

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Re: Another Custom Front Axle Pin in reply to tom_ca, 03-15-2008 18:04:17

Just removed the front axle pin. The pin is made of soild round stock and what looks to be a plastic bushing. The pin has 2 holes and a grease fitting to grease the bushing LOL I just happen to have a new bushing on hand fits the custom pin perfect...Time to clean the axle and have a look at that for cracks or egg shaped hole..

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GB in MT.

03-16-2008 11:27:53

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Re: Another Custom Front Axle Pin in reply to Sean (TX), 03-16-2008 11:15:03

Sean;

Told ya, you should pull it and have a look!!!!! NOTHING surpises me about that "FIX", after I saw what was on mine. The pin on yours looks very good, ..... .if it goes from the face all the way through the back of the support craddle, and the grease fitting and passage is OK I guess, but..... That bushing is a story by itself. LOL!!!!

Gary :roll: :lol:

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Sean (TX)

03-16-2008 06:23:24

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Re: King Pin and Steering sectors in reply to GB in MT., 03-15-2008 18:04:17

Guess ill have to pull it and find out...

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Sean (TX)

03-15-2008 19:27:09

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Re: King Pin and Steering sectors in reply to Crem, 03-15-2008 18:04:17

I cant take credit for the axle pin. I just bought this one and I am digging in to see what is what...Looks like a pretty recent repair dont it? looks like fairly new tie rod ends to. I still dont know why it was left for dead. I am waiting on a head gasket. Then I am going to try and start it...

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GB in MT.

03-16-2008 06:00:25

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Re: King Pin and Steering sectors in reply to Sean (TX), 03-15-2008 19:27:09

Sean (TX) said: (quoted from post at 19:27:09 03/15/08) I cant take credit for the axle pin. I just bought this one and I am digging in to see what is what...Looks like a pretty recent repair dont it? looks like fairly new tie rod ends to. I still dont know why it was left for dead. I am waiting on a head gasket. Then I am going to try and start it...

Wonderful lookin' grease zerk!!!!! Wonder what there is to grease behind that pin face?????

Looking good!!!

Gary :?

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Upper Peninsula,MI

03-15-2008 19:19:59

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King Pin and Steering sectors in reply to Sean (TX), 03-15-2008 18:04:17

Hi S.TX. Good job on the King Pin. I've been using solid pins as replacement and they work great.Henry Ford put in starters so we didn't have to crank, right? Several years ago I needed new steering sectors and a friendly mechanic had a couple in the junk pile that were in pretty good condition. He gave them to me with the understanding they may not fit because he thought they were not for a 9N. A little fooling around and they are still in and working. Good luck on your project. Ron

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Sean (TX)

03-15-2008 18:57:17

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Re: Another Custom Front Axle Pin in reply to JPinWI, 03-15-2008 18:04:17

thanks for the tip on the shims. Did a search on ebay. A nice set sold on the 11th for a 150... Steering gears

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Hobo,NC

03-16-2008 05:19:23

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Re: Another Custom Front Axle Pin in reply to Sean (TX), 03-15-2008 18:57:17

If I had a nice set they could not B brought for haft price.... I have sold extra nice sets with the pin and shims for $300, they were happy to git hold of a nice set. Aftermarket sets can B a challenge to set up, originals with the pin and shims drop rite in

Looks like he also has a nice hood

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Dell (WA)

03-15-2008 18:20:35

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Re: Another Custom Front Axle Pin in reply to Sean (TX), 03-15-2008 18:04:17

Dang..... ..gotta gitts summ NEW EYEBALLS. (or eyeglasses whichever comes cheapest, grin) ..... .Dell

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Hobo,NC

03-15-2008 18:43:04

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Re: Another Custom Front Axle Pin in reply to Dell (WA), 03-15-2008 18:20:35

If you remove the steer'n gear set keep the shims in order, makes it nice to set back up, for you info a very nice set of gears will fetch as much or more than a new aftermarket set

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