Sudenga Bucket Elevator Down: Seized Chain Pins
Your Sudenga bucket elevator is stopped by frozen chain pins that won't press out.
Why chain pins seize
Corrosion and contamination pack pins tight under constant load. Wear from cycling locks them solid. Your elevator stays down until those pins move.
Why This Happens
Corrosion builds between pin and sidebar from moisture and debris exposure. Wear and pack-out from repeated load cycling tighten the fit further. The result: pins seize, blocking chain disassembly and halting equipment restart.

Why Operators Choose Kingpin Breaker
Removes seized pins without torch or heat damage
Enables fast field repairs on-site
Cuts downtime during urgent breakdowns
Portable design fits tight service access
Built to Perform.
PIN LENGTH RANGE
2.25" – 7.8"
INCLUDES MULTI-CHAIN KIT
(2) Pin Cavities, (4) Pushpins, (5) Spacers
DIMENSIONS (Tool Body)
16.5" × 2.5" × 16"
PIN DIAMETER
1.125" and below
HYDRAULIC CYLINDER
15-ton Hand Pump (foot pedal available)
WEIGHT
28 lbs.
Why Maintenance Teams Trust Kingpin Breaker
Fast. Safe. Simple. Versatile.
Fast
Break even the most
stubborn chains in about
two minutes.
Safe
Reduce hand and back injuries — no hammers, torches, or channel locks.
Simple
Lightweight, intuitive design. Set up and service chains immediately.
Versatile
One tool for almost all chain sizes — fits in tight spaces with ease.
How it Works
From Setup to Break in Minutes.

Real Breakdown Scenarios We Fix
Elevator stalled mid-shift with material still inside buckets
Scheduled maintenance delayed by pins that refuse to press out
Emergency repair after overload jammed the chain solid
Pins frozen after extended wet-weather operation exposure
Chain replacement blocked during critical production window
Request a Quote
Seized pin? Not for long.
Kingpin Breaker
Make stubborn pins tap out.
Contact
Email: cooper@kingpinbreaker.com
Phone: (262) 781-3870
Location
Wisconsin, USA
Kingpin Breaker is an aftermarket tool compatible with chain systems used on Sudenga equipment. Not affiliated with Sudenga.
