This document summarizes research on modeling and analyzing the knuckle joint used to connect tractors and trailers. The knuckle joint consists of eye forks and a pin and is subjected to tensile and compressive forces during vehicle motion. Previous studies analyzed knuckle joints using finite element analysis in ANSYS and modeling in CATIA to determine stress levels and potential failure modes like pin shear, pin crushing, or bar tensile failure. The current study models and analyzes the knuckle pin using CATIA and ANSYS to calculate stresses under 50kN of load. Preliminary results found stresses on the pin increased with load but could be reduced by increasing the pin diameter.