the angle of the trucks could be determined using trig but it would depend if you had reverse kingpin or standard kingpin
hanger base bushings kingpin and axel
yes. just take the kingpin bolt off and pull out the bushings and the hanger
Wheels dont make a skateboard easier to turn on the skateboard trucks do that.
Knowing how to skateboard does make snowboarding easier, but you can snowboard without knowing how to skateboard.
I'm assuming you mean a stripped nut? If so, it's best to simply replace it. They cost about 50 cents. If your axle or kingpin is stripped, you need a tool called a re-threader. Simply apply the threader on the axle and retool the metal to work for the nut. If your kingpin is stripped, I'd suggest getting a new one, or possibly getting a new baseplate/kingpin combination. Otherwise, get new trucks!
Need to know the year, make and model vehicle.
Below is a link to a number of video tutorials on how to build a skateboard .
the nuts on the wheels, nut on the kingpin (trucks), and the bolts that attach the deck to the trucks. there are also tools that re-thread the axle and ones the push/pull bearrings out of the wheels
They are similar, but not exactly the same. A skateboard is shorter, and provides an opportunity to perform a greater variety of tricks. As has been testified to me, a longboard is easier to ride, as it is longer, and glides incredibly easily.
No, and neither will any brand name truck. Worst case scenario you might break your kingpin but that's an easy fix (unless you are riding Grind Kinds)
The Kingpin - album - was created in 1988.