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Members anybody remember what diameter & length rivets are to do bend door repair, also the length of the 3/16 clevis pin ? I am trying to round up all parts for repair also any pointers would be appreciated

Thanks,

Barry

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Hey Barry,

Here are some photos. Happy to get more if needed. I've done this fairly recently and Shaun is looking to do it soon.

As for the rivets, I provided the thickness measurements of a plastic door and the hinge I used. I don't recall the exact length of the rivets I used.

Have you read through Karl's guide on FTE?

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Hey Barry,

Here are some photos. Happy to get more if needed. I've done this fairly recently and Shaun is looking to do it soon.

As for the rivets, I provided the thickness measurements of a plastic door and the hinge I used. I don't recall the exact length of the rivets I used.

Have you read through Karl's guide on FTE?

An important question - doing this in the truck or out?

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doing it in the truck, did you use 1/8 or 5 /32 rivets ?

I don't recall on that but likely 1/8 if forced to guess.

Whichever you have or can get the easiest will work fine for this application.

Haven't done it in truck but I'd be tempted to run the truck and crank up the heat while doing the bending and prying portion. The more pliable the better.

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I don't recall on that but likely 1/8 if forced to guess.

Whichever you have or can get the easiest will work fine for this application.

Haven't done it in truck but I'd be tempted to run the truck and crank up the heat while doing the bending and prying portion. The more pliable the better.

how hard is it to get assembly out ?

 

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