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#1427344 10/20/2021 1:03 PM
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Is anyone aware of a manufacturer of the hinge plates yet? Seems to be pretty common that they're beat up on these trucks. I'm aware of the tech tip, just thought i'd check before making some up myself. Also debating just removing the plate altogether, looks like the series of trucks after the Advance Design doesn't even have the plates. Any insight is appreciated, thanks.

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They are sold by the venders but could not find them maybe someone will find them and put a link up


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AD door hinge plates are available from The Filling Station. Link
I've use them and they work well. A spot welder is the way to install them.


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Great, thanks fellas


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