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Hinge Pin Stops Gate From Sagging
The steel tube gates on Jerry Burns’ Monterey, Va., property may be old, but they don’t sag. He mounts screw-in hinge pins from old gates near the bottom of the fence post where the gate closes.
“I saw off the top of the gate hinge to about 1 to 1 1/2-in. so it’s easy to lift the gate enough to get over it,” Bu
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Hinge Pin Stops Gate From Sagging FENCING Gates The steel tube gates on Jerry Burns’ Monterey Va property may be old but they don’t sag He mounts screw-in hinge pins from old gates near the bottom of the fence post where the gate closes “I saw off the top of the gate hinge to about 1 to 1 1/2-in so it’s easy to lift the gate enough to get over it ” Burns says Besides holding the gate securely so it doesn’t sag horses can’t shove the gate down when they rest their hooves on the gate “It also makes a good latch so that goats and sheep can’t crowd the gate open ” Burns adds Just line up the flat part of the hinge to the bottom of the gate and the gate will open and close easily with a slight lift he says It’s a simple idea Burns says but one that’s kept his gates working well for years Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Jerry Burns 7301 Upper Back Creek Rd Monterey Va 24465 ph 540 499-2196
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