Motorhome Door hinges (1 Viewer)

Outdoorgirl

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Does anyone know of a company that does door hinges? I need to replace those on main door and garage doors, have been quoted £25 +vat for each one by motorhome dealer but am sure must be able to get them cheaper somewhere. I have attached a photo. Many thanksLink Removed
 

pappajohn

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Dumb question (maybe?) what's wrong with them?

if you look at the top hinge 'blade' its actually bent.

the nylon inserts dry out and the light alloy hinges bend.

our first MH, a Carioca 10, actually snapped a hinge because of this problem...luckily it was a double hinge, two blades on the door and one on the frame, so not really a problem.
 

pappajohn

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The top hinge has broken and the others are sticking.

yep...as i thought.

you may be able to free the sticky ones but you'll need to drill out the rivets and remove the hinges altogether to seperate them.
its the nylon inserts that stick to the pins so give the pins a good clean with sandpaper/wet'n'dry then some nylon/pvc lube should do it.

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Biglils

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Andy

Hi
We have a problem with the same hinges as in your photo.
Can you tell me where you got your replacements from.
Thanks
Andy




Does anyone know of a company that does door hinges? I need to replace those on main door and garage doors, have been quoted £25 +vat for each one by motorhome dealer but am sure must be able to get them cheaper somewhere. I have attached a photo. Many thanksView attachment 5157
 

scotjimland

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Hi
We have a problem with the same hinges as in your photo.
Can you tell me where you got your replacements from.
Thanks
Andy

Welcome to the forum Andy ..

since the OP hasn't joined the forum she will be unable to reply ..

I suggest you start a new thread as this will attract more readers who may have the answer ..
 

gypsylady

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My OH took these apart on our Carioca and re-lubricated. He also drilled small holes through the casing and slightly into the pin so he could re-lubricate as needed in the future.

However, Must be done early enough to minimise damage the the hinge. Because if the door is worked too much when stiff the hinge doesnt move properly and the paint cracks and falls off exposing the metal to the weather.

Good Luck June
 

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