King Pin

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Aaron Ruble

Discussion Starter · Jun 3, 2005

My 5th wheel has an adjustable king pin and I want to raise the pin one set of bolt holes. If you have done this, is there any cautions or info I should consider other than it is very heavy?
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Aaron Ruble

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jun 6, 2005

Thanks for the come back. I just did not want to do something that should never be tried. I'll go for removing two bolts and and use a pin to hold it until I can move it up. Concur with the 200 lbs torque -- that's what the manufacture said it should be. Concur with ya gotta check it at the rest stops. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/warmsmile.gif

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