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Re: Bathroon Door Hinges [message #130892 is a reply to message #130869] |
Sun, 19 June 2011 14:27  |
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Matt Colie
 Messages: 8547 Registered: March 2007 Location: S.E. Michigan
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seven wrote on Sun, 19 June 2011 13:22 |
I,m replacing my Bathroom door with another, my hinges just had a home made pin which looks to be added, (Not Stock) The door I'm switching is still on the other coach, I can not see how to get the pin out all I can see is a spring and with the door on
you cant get at the screws any hints?
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Jay,
The pins don't want to come out of those hinges. I could not get the pins out of mine until I had them in a metal working vise, and then I had to make a long disposable punch, then ream the hinge and manufacture a new pin so I could put the door back on. This time without the silly broken springs.
If you buy Harbor Fright 92630 and then grind the #2 phillips point to be as short as possible, you can remove the screws.
If you rework the hinges, you can re-hang the door like a normal door.
Matt
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