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1933 master, king pins are .732 from what I have found reamer should be .736? Is this correct?
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Not an expert answer but that sure seems a little large to me. I would think you would like to have about .002” clearance.
That might be a little snug to start but will wear well.
Rusty
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The reamer I bought on ebay is marked .736 and says it covers 33 Master.
Dave
Last edited by Dave39MD; 11/13/22 05:56 PM.
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That is what I have found. Just want to make sure it is correct.
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I have never measured any king pins I have reamed out and do it by feel. If I can turn the pin by hand it is good.
Tony
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