Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Someone here might have gotten the 50 foot roll of that polywhattheheckicannotpronounceitathane galley hinge.

If thats the case and you have an extra 5 foot of it to sell let me know please.


thank you

how much do you need? I have a 53" piece of centaflex hinge left over.

looped wrote:Someone here might have gotten the 50 foot roll of that polywhattheheckicannotpronounceitathane galley hinge.

If thats the case and you have an extra 5 foot of it to sell let me know please.
thank you

Got my polywhattheheckicannotpronounceitathane hinge from Mcmaster.com they sell by the foot

Me too, McMaster Carr. They sell 2-3 different kinds. There is one specifically for exterior use that is UV tolerant. Order what you need.

They have a store just down I-20 and I can call in an order and have it the next day UPS. Just too easy And now the UPS shipping is cheaper than driving over

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This one:

I swore off credit cards back in the 90's it makes ordering things kinda difficult with only having cash and paypal but overall i still maintain that it was a wise decision on my part.


if this centiflex would work in an exterior application on a galley door (like the pic posted above this then i am interested. i will need 4 feet of it just wanted the extra just in case.

edit just looked them up.. they do look like some nice hinges but might be a little bit out of my price range.

looped wrote:I swore off credit cards back in the 90's it makes ordering things kinda difficult with only having cash and paypal but overall i still maintain that it was a wise decision on my part.
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If you have pay pal, you might like this. Check this ebay auction

Steve_Cox wrote:

looped wrote:I swore off credit cards back in the 90's it makes ordering things kinda difficult with only having cash and paypal but overall i still maintain that it was a wise decision on my part.
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If you have pay pal, you might like this. Check this ebay auction

Thanks dude! i appreciate it. Is that a fair price for that?

looped wrote:

Steve_Cox wrote:

looped wrote:I swore off credit cards back in the 90's it makes ordering things kinda difficult with only having cash and paypal but overall i still maintain that it was a wise decision on my part.
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If you have pay pal, you might like this. Check this ebay auction

Thanks dude! i appreciate it. Is that a fair price for that?

2" wide at Mcmaster Carr's gonna run you 5.38 per foot + shipping. Comes in 4' 8' and 25' lengths.

8" minimum purchase for a 5' length would be $40 + dollars

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Thanks G

So how does that plastic hinge work.
Seams like a good idea to use something like that for doors.

emiller wrote:So how does that plastic hinge work.
Seams like a good idea to use something like that for doors.

I wouldn't use it for a door myself after using it for a hatch a couple of years ago. I've contemplated it several times and just like the job the stainless piano hinges do. The door with its verticle load would always be pulling at the top and pushing at the bottom because of the weight of the door and the plastic is rather flexible. I guess on some teardrops it wouldn't matter much.

emiller wrote:So how does that plastic hinge work.
Seams like a good idea to use something like that for doors.

I'm using it for my door hinges with no problems(so far...6months)...I use a piece of 3/4x1/16 AL strap over the top of it as a "washer" and place a screw every couple of inches...without the flat strap, the plastic has a tendency to "pucker" between screws...this applies, whether it is vertical, horizontal, flat or upright.........
madjack

MJ,

Aluminum strips would certainly negate any trepidations I might have had. Got close up pics? Thanks

Steve, I don't have any close ups handy of the door BUT we used it as well on my partners "bedroll" motorcycle camper.........
madjack

ahh so the indention is the side to the sunlight. gotcha!