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Toro · 11-25-2021, 10:52 PM

I just want to line it up as best as I can before I start the rust repair. This will be a daily driver, and if I can't get the gaps any better I'd be happy with where it is. Just curious what others think, if the gapping is within norm. I'll probably add some shims at #2 and see what happens. Is it normal to need shims on one side but not on the other? The more I fool around with this thing, the more I'm convinced there weren't two alike off the assembly line.

11-25-2021, 10:52 PM	#3
Toro Registered User Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Huntsville, AL Posts: 340	Re: Door gap & shim help I just want to line it up as best as I can before I start the rust repair. This will be a daily driver, and if I can't get the gaps any better I'd be happy with where it is. Just curious what others think, if the gapping is within norm. I'll probably add some shims at #2 and see what happens. Is it normal to need shims on one side but not on the other? The more I fool around with this thing, the more I'm convinced there weren't two alike off the assembly line.