Extract Middle and Bottom Hinge Pins

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How To Remove A Door Hinge Pin. Oiling a Door Hinge. Removing Door Hinges

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With the top hinge pin already removed and the door securely closed and latched, proceed to remove the remaining hinge pins (typically two more for a standard door). Use the hinge pin removal tool to strike the pin from the bottom of the hinge barrel until it rises. Once risen, pull each pin out completely by hand. Maintain caution and keep the door closed until all pins are removed.

Goal: Remove all remaining hinge pins from the door.

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Hinge Pin Removal Tool Spring Tools — Striking and lifting the hinge pins

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pins removed on the middle one and the bottom one. I'm going to remove this last one. Got my door closed. Got to be careful cuz the door could fall away. It's actually closed and last, so it's not going to fall away. If the door's open when you're removing these hinge pins, it's going to actually fall um over or fall to the side. So, you got to be really careful. I just typically do it while the door is closed. So, it's latched so it's not going to fall towards me cuz it's actually latched. But just going to strike this hinge pin right here to remove this last one. Just like that. Now, it's removed and it's tilted a little bit, but it's not going to fall over cuz it's still the door is still closed. If you want to purchase

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