Weight capacity on door hinges before bending/damage can occur?

Guilty here… it’s taken a while, but my recipe is the bee’s knees (for us at least). Saturday morning delight. Best way to finish off a skillet of eggs and sausage, and homemade bread.

Back to the door! It’s all good unless she’s flat out hauling herself off the ground daily. I’m guess she’s putting less than 50lb worth of force on it.

 

No greater truth has ever been spoken. Ever…..

 

Until the air bag goes off. Dont put yer frito smellin feet on my dash! Almost as bad as buying, or selling used shoes, boots, etc... NOPE, not me, and not in my vehicles. Ski

 

You can eat crackers in my bed anytime, baby
You can kick off all the covers in the middle of the night
You can sleep with the window open wide
Do anything as long as your by my side
You can eat crackers in my bed anytime

-- Barbara Mandrell

 

It's the rings

 

a carat or two will scratch some shit up….

 

Adios Taco Lean!!!!

 

What about the lean to the driver side?

 

cubic zirconia does far more damage.

 

200 lbs one time won't hurt. But over time it will gradually cause problems. The thingy that prevents my drivers door from opening too wide and damaging the hinges finally broke after 17 years. I cut a 6" piece of nylon strap and screwed one end into my door and the other to the door frame a few weeks ago to replace it. Works like the ones on Jeep Wranglers.

 

Better put some of these on the dash…

 

Diamonds (or other rocks) do not leave nail polish residue behind.

Scope out cars in parking lots... I would not want to run into some people owners of the hands that leave those marks.