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What are the pinned “hinges” on a Wenonah (and others) removable yoke called. That removable pin assemble must have a name.
And where can I buy some?
And where can I buy some?
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Are these what you are looking for? Pricey for sure, at least I think so.
https://www.jamestowndistributors.c...duct.do?pid=4175&familyName=Snap+Apart+Hinges
do you have a pick of what you are looking for if these are not it?
Jim
https://www.jamestowndistributors.c...duct.do?pid=4175&familyName=Snap+Apart+Hinges
do you have a pick of what you are looking for if these are not it?
Jim
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Wenonah Removable Yoke Bracket
These, but never mind:
https://wenonah.com/Items.aspx?id=58
Not intended for a yoke in this application, but for a fold down bed platform that can be easily removed from the wall mount side.
Less expensive and sturdier to buy a couple of door hinges, remove the door hinge pin and replace it with these
http://www.cpsohio.com/8907-0103/Ho...MI6tLnxtiN3gIVBySGCh17wwU1EAQYAiABEgKC7_D_BwE
These, but never mind:
https://wenonah.com/Items.aspx?id=58
Not intended for a yoke in this application, but for a fold down bed platform that can be easily removed from the wall mount side.
Less expensive and sturdier to buy a couple of door hinges, remove the door hinge pin and replace it with these
http://www.cpsohio.com/8907-0103/Ho...MI6tLnxtiN3gIVBySGCh17wwU1EAQYAiABEgKC7_D_BwE
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Yep. You have discovered that those Wenonah pinned hinges are.........hinges with pins. I used a set for a removable yoke on the center-seated Penobscot. When I ordered them, I thought they must be something special. When they arrived and I opened the package....hinges and pins. What the heck? Coulda got that from Home Depot!
they are called either hairpin cotter pins or hitch pin clips :https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-5-8-in-Zinc-Plated-Hitch-Pin-Clip-809638/204225888
Why don't y'all get a couple slide latches like what is used on a cabinet doors and make two blocks of wood with holes drilled in them attached under the inrail and put the latches 0n the ends of the yoke?
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-2-in-Zinc-Plated-Window-Bolt-13519/202950138
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-2-in-Zinc-Plated-Window-Bolt-13519/202950138
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I think most door hinge pins are a lot thicker than any cotter pin you are likely to find.
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Found hitch pins that fit near perfectly.
The removable pins in the hinges were a PITA to get in and out, even using a hammer and driver; the hitch pins are a tiny bit narrower and go in and out without a struggle.
We did not use door hinges, no need. The three hinges we used are not supporting much of the weight of the fold down platform bed and occupant; the wall end of the platform rests on a board bolted to the cargo wall and the outside corners are supported via cam straps up through the roof pillars, so the platform is angle adjustable for a sloping site.
The removable pins in the hinges were a PITA to get in and out, even using a hammer and driver; the hitch pins are a tiny bit narrower and go in and out without a struggle.
We did not use door hinges, no need. The three hinges we used are not supporting much of the weight of the fold down platform bed and occupant; the wall end of the platform rests on a board bolted to the cargo wall and the outside corners are supported via cam straps up through the roof pillars, so the platform is angle adjustable for a sloping site.
