Does this have the same bolt hole pattern as the Stanley Spring Hinge Door Closer Body 232R? I'm trying to replace 2 that failed. thanks
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It should have the same as what you now have. Very simple exchange of existing hardware.
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The insert is for a M12 X 1.5 bolt. The new hole is different. The pitch of the new thread is the same (1.5)
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yes...and i have had a very hard time matching my hinges...i couldn't find them at lowes or home depot. .hope that helps
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We used these to replace the original hinges in our house. The original inges were a different brand and color. The screw holes matched up perfectly. While I am not 100% sure, i think the screw pattern is standard for hinges of the same size and design (i.e. rounded corners).
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Can't say for sure but I believe these are all pretty standard.......i used some hardware from my existing lock on the new one. Your main concern should be the thickness of the door. Good luck!
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dont know off top of my head.i used it on fireplace that had the same size hole did care about model just bolt pattern.
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I have a "Harbor Freight Special" winch on my ATV. I know the bolt pattern was not the same, however this pattern matched the standard pattern in the mounting plate I purchased, the Harbor Freight did not.
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The bolt pattern on the round mount is in a triangle pattern. Not sure if the bolt pattern is a standard pattern. One bolt hole in the front and two on the back.
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I used the keyhole brackets on the back. I don't remember if it has threaded holes. The brackets were similar to this http://www.rockler.com/keyhole-fittings-select-either-single-or-double
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THIS IS WHAT I WROTE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Amerock TEN3429ORB Self-Closing Face Mount Hinge, 2.75-Inch Length Oil Rubbed Bronze.These hinges are surface mount they fit flat on the back of the door. ( NOT 3/8-inch INSET) !!!!!!!!!!! NOT what you said READ
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Trust me I understand your question o k my door had two about the same size. Standard size and weight door that is I bought these springs one for the left & right I ended up only needing one because of size and the thickness of the new spring If memory serves I think I wound the one about 26 times I don't have a problem, I left the other up there just incase the first one breaks but so far all fine, if wanted the length it's about twice the size
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The picture is too small for me to tell but the one that I bought includes a door hinge at the lower end. It replaced the existing door hinge and used the existing 4 bolts. Two bolts are used at the top plus the pin that the opener attaches to with a cotter pin to keep it in place.
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It depends. I am aware of at least two different spring systems for sectional doors that slide on tracks. If your current door has two springs attached overhead, near the center of the door then this is probably the part. If your door has springs kind of hanging from the both the right and left sides of the door, then this is not the proper part. It can be dangerous to change the center-type springs if you don't do things in the exact correct order. There are several very good videos available on YouTube that I highly suggest you take the time to review. You'll need to swing by your local hardware store and pick up some spring winding tools (not complicated or expensive). I had to obtain these from the non-national brand stores. I'm only guessing that the national brands don't sell them due to the danger of winding springs. Anyway - good luck.
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Lynda, I took a look at the pictures of both online and they look like they would match. The motor itself isn't the key to matching, the flange is. Before I purchased the new motor I'd check with the supplier and see if you can get the dimensions of the flange. I'd pay particular attention to the distance between the bolt holes. Mark N.
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Does the type 'S' have the same attachment holes line-up as the 'H'? If so I would order two replacements.
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I am a customer and have nothing to do with this store. I have bought many of these mounts they are very strong and very well made I sell them to go with my 8000 LBS Mile Marker winches in my store. This receiver is for the 2 inch type receiver. I am not sure if the bolt pattern is the same where the winch bolts to the plate. I just measured the bolt pattern is 10 " center to center of the holes for the lengh then inside of that is another set of holes that is 6 1/2 center to center. For the width I measured 4 1/2 " center to center and one end of the holes has a 1/2 adjustment making it a 1/2 longer or shorter . Hope this helps you out I am a customer and have nothing to do with this store. I have bought many of these mounts they are very strong and very well made I sell them to go with my 8000 LBS Mile Marker winches in my store. This receiver is for the 2 inch type receiver. I am not sure if the bolt pattern is the same where the winch bolts to the plate. I just measured the bolt pattern is 10 " center to center of the holes for the lengh then inside of that is another set of holes that is 6 1/2 center to center. For the width I measured 4 1/2 " center to center and one end of the holes has a 1/2 adjustment... » Read More I am a customer and have nothing to do with this store. I have bought many of these mounts they are very strong and very well made I sell them to go with my 8000 LBS Mile Marker winches in my store. This receiver is for the 2 inch type receiver. I am not sure if the bolt pattern is the same where the winch bolts to the plate. I just measured the bolt pattern is 10 " center to center of the holes for the lengh then inside of that is another set of holes that is 6 1/2 center to center. For the width I measured 4 1/2 " center to center and one end of the holes has a 1/2 adjustment making it a 1/2 longer or shorter . Hope this helps you out « Show Less
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Match the inches exactly. Check to see if the ball mount is the same size. These are just right for a camper shell door at 28 pounds, one spring is not enough to hold up the door, with two it holds well . I think you may want the heaviest spring you can find, at least 60 pounds each as the hatch is far heavier than my door. Go to Youtube for instructions on how to change. Less than 5 minute install, took longer to unwrap the packaging. Of course this is my humble approach and opinion.