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Hinge hardware 120-130

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Sat Apr 27 08:17 CST 2019
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Using the correct bit size (Phillips #3 or 4?) is obviously crucial, but so is pressure into the fastener to prevent camming out with inevitable associated damage (Pozidrive would not to this...unfortunately, they are not...)

...last time I needed to remove a door-hinge, I remember adding a spacer/lever to the other side of door-frame with which to positively press the bit into fastener, and prevent camming out...making this a two man operation...

Can anyone verify is a thread locking compound was applied during installation...if so, heat will defeat this and help.

Cheers






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