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tony barnhill
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Have you tried adjusting the hinges?
19_again
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>Lots of options to get em correct.<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
That means lots of ways to do it before it's done. Kinda like I don't get lost, I just find new ways to get there. There was a great thread on this very subject about 6 months ago, if you check the archives it'll pop up I'm sure. I'd give you the exacts, but I printed it out and gave it to my body man for some resto work.
That means lots of ways to do it before it's done. Kinda like I don't get lost, I just find new ways to get there. There was a great thread on this very subject about 6 months ago, if you check the archives it'll pop up I'm sure. I'd give you the exacts, but I printed it out and gave it to my body man for some resto work.
jlaird
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An ease way is to loosten all the bolts on the hinges 6 to the A frame and 4 to the door. Looseen only a bit.
Now shim the bottom of the door with wooden strips till it is just right along the bottom then work on the sides. Keep in mind that the bolts should be tight enough so you can open the door carefully to tighten them but loose enough that you can move the door to adjust it. Easer in the doing than the telling.
Now shim the bottom of the door with wooden strips till it is just right along the bottom then work on the sides. Keep in mind that the bolts should be tight enough so you can open the door carefully to tighten them but loose enough that you can move the door to adjust it. Easer in the doing than the telling.