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[FrankieD61]

Pretty easy to install, IMO. The job itself sucks with one person but it's doable. Once the door is off, and the risk of dropping it is mitigated, it's a breeze. Then you have the task of getting the door back on... A properly placed floor jack can be a huge help.

PS: if you use Doorman roller pins, you have to grind down the top half of the splines in order for them to fit in the hole.

I'll get you guys pics once everything that's out... NYS sucks.

 

[wad240sx]

Hey guys was wondering if anybody has tried these and these seem to be a lot cheaper in price than the classic industries one’s. I figured I’d let y’all know cause we all will have to deal with the door pins someday if not soon between wear and tear. I might try a set on mine when I get a chance too but anyhow here’s the link to them
http://www.clipsandfasteners.com/product_p/a22174.htm

Amazon has them for $95.00

 

[El Tigre]

Installed last year. Made of stainless steel. This is how I supported door.

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[kennythewelder]

Installed last year. Made of stainless steel. This is how I supported door.

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Love it. I have use of an over head crane, but the ladder is a fantastic idea. These doors are heavy, and tend to fall off of a floor jack. They need to be supported from the top. Only issue is, the Ballance point is rite where the door turns down towards the mirror.