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I had a 1937 120C that developed a sharp pull to the left while braking. I checked the front brake system thoroughly and found no cause for the condition. It turned out to be worn kingpins. You might want to have yours checked for wear.
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Re: Severe pulling to right when braking
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I'm assuming because it completely screws up the toe-in on that wheel during acceleration (starting or stopping), right?
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Re: Severe pulling to right when braking
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A loose kingpin will affect all steering settings.
Posted on: Today 12:39
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Re: Severe pulling to right when braking
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A failing front wheel bearing will cause a pulling condition as well.
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