Dboy
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After my last wheeling trip I came in need of a new passenger door. (dang ninja trees) luckily ss2 had a spare one in really awesome shape in his undisclosed IH store-house.
now as everyone knows the 800 door pins and screws can be a huge pain in the a$$. So I devised a way to fix both of those problems. First I went to fastenal and ordered some new hinge screws in the allen key variety along with some tapered star washers just like the originals, only better.
Fastenal part#33773 5/16" ctrsunk ext l/
part#24274 5/16-24x3/4
24 of these with washers was 10bucks
little bit cheaper than here door hinge screw kit - International Scout parts - Scout II parts - your authorized IH lightline dealer
Getting out the old screws can be the biggest problem so do yourself a favor and get one of those hammer impact driver and put the end on an impact gun. Like this.
And if they still wont come out, or if you strip the head try this.
Once you get them out just replace with new.
Now the hinge pins are another pain, I found the best way to get them out was to weld a nut on the top of the pin and twist it until it breaks, then find a punch that fits and beat it out the bottom. The pin is a 7mm pin, which the only thing I could find in a 7mm variety was drill rod. So I got a really good 5/16 drill bit and replaced the pins with 3 1/2" bolts.
Now ive got pins I can pull out and take the door on and off with ease. Which means its time for some tube doors
I made the door side of the hinge with some 3/16 plate and pieces of tube with a 5/16 inside diameter, then it was just pick a design and bend it up. Heres the finished product
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Fastenal part#33773 5/16" ctrsunk ext l/
part#24274 5/16-24x3/4

24 of these with washers was 10bucks
little bit cheaper than here door hinge screw kit - International Scout parts - Scout II parts - your authorized IH lightline dealer
Getting out the old screws can be the biggest problem so do yourself a favor and get one of those hammer impact driver and put the end on an impact gun. Like this.

And if they still wont come out, or if you strip the head try this.

Once you get them out just replace with new.

Now the hinge pins are another pain, I found the best way to get them out was to weld a nut on the top of the pin and twist it until it breaks, then find a punch that fits and beat it out the bottom. The pin is a 7mm pin, which the only thing I could find in a 7mm variety was drill rod. So I got a really good 5/16 drill bit and replaced the pins with 3 1/2" bolts.
Now ive got pins I can pull out and take the door on and off with ease. Which means its time for some tube doors

I made the door side of the hinge with some 3/16 plate and pieces of tube with a 5/16 inside diameter, then it was just pick a design and bend it up. Heres the finished product



Latches to follow
