Sagging Doors for Dummies

Yup that's me... I've been fightin this thing for a year..turns out it's a 2 minute fix ( if it's not the hinge pin bushings).
Here it is...
Close the door tight. loosen all the hinge bolts but the very bottom where the socket wrench is, have someone open the door about 3 inches holding it steady as they go and then raise the door as high as it will go while you tighten the bolts. Works like a charm....doors close and align perfectly now.
Am I a genius or whut?

 

Dang,, you are very trainable. Isnt it a great day when you discover something new? I call that day a success.
Dan

 

Damn, you're good!!!!!

 

am i a genius or whut? and it only took a year!!!!

 

Yep, that's how it's done. It's a heck of a lot easier than replacing door pins.

 

Now how did yall know my middle name was Dummie. I'll try that. thanks, Jim

 

"Isnt it a great day when you discover something new? I call that day a success."

in "ricks" case..would you call it a great "year"...
"I call that day a success." or a "slow" year...
"you learn something new every (day) "year"... somebody stop me
...frank...

 

Frank.......STOP!!!!!!

 

congrats......i say you have a beer and then get the fenders put back on....lol

 

@ Frank

 

I wonder if that'll work on the Gran Fury?

 

Only problem is your treating the symptom rather than fixing the problem.

 

I like apples.

 

And what pray tell is the problem if the hinges, pins and bushings are good?

 

In that case I'd say you were fixing the problem.