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another quick hinge question
#628216 03/12/2010 7:21 AM
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has anyone done the hing pin and bushing repair on a 60-63 door hinge? I'm wondering if those pins are tough to get out and if anyone has any tips?
Re: another quick hinge question
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I did mine on my 61, pins came out with no problem.
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IF you can get the hinge off the door, take it to your bench vice, open the vice about 3/4 of an inch, have someone hold it for you while to use a straight punch to drive the pin out, there are harder to drive than you'd think for the age. Slip in the new bushing and re-set the new pin. MIne seem to be in good shape so I was not going to bother re-doing mine.

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