Door hinge rework

ufo-lowI really DO need a bigger hammer!

Looking for guidance on reworking the door hinges to reduce slop due to wear. I am thinking just to ream out to the next standard size, but it couldn't be that easy, is it?

I measure the original pin at .332 inch, or 8.43 mm. This seems like an odd size, not a round number in inch or metric. Between 21/64" and 11/32".

Is there any hidden trick to getting the original pin out? About what clearance should I look for when fitting a replacement pin?

Thanks, Rod.

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