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How tough of a job is this ? Surrounding metal is good and solid.

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Should be easy, you should be able to simply unbolt the old one and pop in a new one?


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Question might be, How easy is it to align the hinge? I can't answer myself but would be interested in the dialog.
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There is adjustment designed into the hinge and the hinge backing plate. If the door closes correctly and the gaps are suitable, replace one hinge at a time, thus holding the door in the correct location. Use a fine point scratch awl, to trace around the edge of the hinge before you remove it. When installing the replacement hinge, put it back in the original location, identified by the scribe lines. I would do the top one first, followed by the bottom hinge.

I hope this information is helpful and let us know how you make out.

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Nice tip to consider before removing the hinges. Yes - very helpful.


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