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How to Hinge a Wooden Gate ?
Hi,
I want to replace a wooden gate in my yard, in a 3 row split rail fence. I am providing pics of the gate and the hinges. I believe the name of the hinge type is something and pintle. I will also need to replace the rotted post next to the hinged side of the gate. I thought I would be able to just lift the gate off the hinges, but not so. After lots of Liquid Wrench and "3 in 1" oil on the hinges, I was able to move the gate up about an inch ( separated the hinges about an inch), but it seems to be stuck there. I want to reuse these hinges in my new gate, if possible. My main question is ......... how accurate do I have to be in installing these pintle type hinges into the new post and gate ? Is there a method to make sure everything lines up properly? Would Home Depot or Lowes be able to drill holes into the post and gate for me that are exactly parallel ? Am I correct in assuming a pintle hinge is supposed to come apart into 2 pieces? gate : http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2692/...0a03e3d7_m.jpg one hinge : http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4048/...1a31c241_m.jpg Thanks |
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