How Far is the Pivot to the Edge on the Ramp Door Hinge M333F?

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I’m needing to know how wide the hinges are from the pivot to the edge of the flanges. Specifically, I’m looking to use this for a hinged dock section. Attached are the 2 sections. The plastic decking is the top of each piece.

asked by: Kevin H

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Dock
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Hey Kevin, thanks for the pictures. I went down to the warehouse and took a couple of measurements. From the pivot to the edge of the flange is 1-1/2" on the Ramp Door Hinge item # M333FR. With the pivot section included it's 2-3/4". I linked a diagram below.

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Ramp Door Hinge Diagram
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