I ordered these because I thought 'loose pin' meant that it was removable. Does it come out? I couldn't figure out how to remove it, Thanks.
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If you look closely at the hinge you should see one end of the pin has a head on it. The other end of the pin does not protrude past the end of the hinge. Use a punch or 1/4" or #2 phillips screwdriver to lightly drive the pin up towards the end with the cap.
2142598
No, I don't think so. I just tried to unscrew one by hand and was unable to do so. I did not try to force it with pliers.
148114
Use a file. Took me about 10 minutes. I used a thin circle file and removed the small tab on the end of the pin and it should come right out.
876005
There is a slot on the left side of the port cover that you use to detach it. It is pretty easy to get to for me but I guess it depends on your hands. I use the corner of my nail to get it out
155962
It should pull out especially if you are depressing the release. Try grabbing the bit with another set if pliers and pulling them while depressing the release.
1347192
Didn't know the answer to that until you asked. Just unscrewed one of them and they come off completely, threaded screw and all.
1843188
You shouldn't need to open it. The pins just move up and down by pushing on them or pulling them out (sort of pull them from the edge)
748627
Hi, I dismantled it using a screw driver to pop the little pin heads in, and then to pop them back out. Annoying but I did it to take it apart and put it together again.
2158793
I agree with Steve in Japan. It should just come off by pulling but you might need to apply some help with flat head screw driver.
508027
The pin is permanently attached to the hinge. My house was built in 1997 time frame, and when I removed them there was no pin either, all you had to do was remove the 6 screws. I know what you are talking about because I remember having to remove the pin and line it up right. I don't think they make it like that anymore.
1717381
no you would need to buy 2, thats what I did. Then you have take one of the pins out. its easy to figure out :)
396861
No. You'll need to get the pin. I'd suggest a locking one so nobody steals it!
584443
I've never tried removing it, it has never come off on its own - looks pretty sturdily attached. Hope that helps.
1463096
Take the loose nut all the way off. Then try. I believe it has backwards threads.
1012268
I don't believe you can. You can remove the pin to work at different angles tho.
243642
It's been so long I forgot about the spring pin that needs to be disengaged before you can slide the grips off. There are several videos on utube that should help you. As someone else stated it did come with a tool but a credit card or any thin piece of plastic should work.
839250
Yes you do end up with extra pins when you remove links. Pins that come with set are different . They are used to drive out pins in watch. Not all watches have the same diameter pin opening so you get 5 different sizes to accommodate most all applications.