Brian,
FYI, it only cost me $50 to have Don at English Motors (NE Detroit Metro
area) ream and assemble my King Pins. As I recall, the reamer is $200+.
IMO, forget the reamer, unless of course you have 10 friends with
midgets. :>
Yours,
Dave Brown
77 Midget 1500 (For Sale!)
61 MGA Bastard (Picking it up 11/5)
> Date: Sat, 1 Nov 97 19:31:12 -0500
> From: bchaffin <bchaffin@mail.shutter.net>
> Subject: Midget King Pin Reamer ?
>
> Can anyone tell me how a King Pin Reamer is used ? Is it normally used in a
> drill press ? Can it be used by hand ?
>
> My reason is because I would like to purchase my own and want to make sure I
> understand its use. I am familiar with basic machine shop work but seem to
> have found the cost of the tool about the same as having the work done. I
> would rather be able to do my own work on my 1968 Midget.
>
> Thanks
> Brian
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