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Sloppy 100-6, 3000 door hinges
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Duane_Rhynard
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Richard,
Two options in the links below, I need to have mine done, but have not done it yet, so I have no experience with either.
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Duane
https://www.ebay.com/itm/390937705632?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
https://www.hoodhingerepair.com/
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Get a decent machine shop to drill and ream the pin oversize. Fit new pins made from a stock silver steel. Simples.
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Duane, Thanks for the links. The guy on ebay has the right idea. I've got a press and a media blast cabinet, so i'm gonna give it a try myself. It appears that it is only the aluminum half of the hinge that wears. I've got a good machine shop that can drill out the holes for some new bushings. Since I've got 4 hinges that need refurbishing, I know I can do it myself for a lot less than the guy on ebay charges.