Door hinge thread

[Matt Bachand]

I was agreeing with you as I am in similar field, and always run into something and need to improvise as leaving the job is never cost effective at all... ruins the day...

Anyhow, here, take this, and relax a little!

:chillpill::cheers2:

Nice work on the thread

 

[handcannon]

Matt, I was agreeing with you also, in a rather disjointed way. After re-reading my post I must say OOOppps, didn't mean for it to come out the way it sounded, sorry! Sometimes frustration gets the best of me. You know how it goes, "I need such-n-such a thing, I saw it just yesterday afternoon, now WHERE was it at?" type of frustration. My wife has accused me of being OCD. What? Me? OCD? NEVER! Ummm, hmmm.

Don

 

[Crankme69]

Changed out my drivers door hinges today, thanks for the info & pics!

That spring was fun!!!

 

[Matt Bachand]

Changed out my drivers door hinges today, thanks for the info & pics!

That spring was fun!!!

It's nice when you don't have to lift the door to close it

I've been thinking about the lack of spring lately, and I like it not being there. It only sucks when you part at a sever uphill and the door wont stay open, besides that you open the door, hop in, and count to 3 in your head and the door shuts!! Key is make sure your in.

It has closed on the back of my knees once or twice and sucked...

All in all, I like it, never have to reach over and close the door.

 

[handcannon]

I have another door to do, which I do not look forward to. My wife's 98 Astro drivers door is saggin' and draggin'. I better do it soon, before I talk myself out of doing it.

Don