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-[* black] On one side of the existing gate, separate the top hinges:
- [* red] Remove the bolt from the hinge strap on the fence post.
- [* black] Wipe the excess lubricant from the bolt to avoid slipping.
- [* orange] Slide the loosened hinge strap up to remove the pin from the loop on the gate hinge.
- [* icon_note] The best tool to use for this project is a 9/16" socket wrench, but an adjustable crescent wrench will also suffice. Picture 1 shows a crescent wrench. Picture 3 shows a socket wrench.
+[* red] Remove the bolt from the hinge strap on the fence post.
+[* black] Wipe the excess lubricant from the bolt to avoid slipping.
+[* orange] Slide the loosened hinge strap up to remove the pin from the loop on the gate hinge.
+[* icon_note] Use a 9/16" socket wrench or a crescent wrench.
+[* black] Repeat this process for the bottom hinge.