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I've been quietly wondering how you were going to weld that up without melting or deforming the gasket. Looks like it came out fine.
A broken heart to the crack of dawn....one call welds it all....its only metal, we can out think it.I've been quietly wondering how you were going to weld that up without melting or deforming the gasket. Looks like it came out fine.
Good job on the rebuild. The door hinge pin works great on the windshield hinge, just cut it shorter and I then peen/round off the end with a hammer to get close to the OEM lookWindshield hinges, is this really a thing with them?....broken pins.
Both my original set, and a replacement set clean broken.
Removing the pin parts proved to be incredibly difficult...to the point i bent the plate in the process.
So on to plan b.
I found some mechanical tubing that matches the od of the oe hinges, so it's off to the races.
Not set on the fasteners yet, but for now the shcs will work.
I have not had a decent excuse to set the 215 up for tig in a while, but it's the best way to throw a clean little bead around these guys.
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That was part of plan a....but was unable to remove the oe pins.Good job on the rebuild. The door hinge pin works great on the windshield hinge, just cut it shorter and I then peen/round off the end with a hammer to get close to the OEM look