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Hey Chris,
On the hinge, heat might be the answer. Just don't get things too hot! Heat and hammering. I'm not familiar with the configuration of the hinge, but perhaps it would be possible to drill out the pin.. at least enough to get it to move... just a thought. Otherwise, you're back to Kroil and the liberal application of the "linear torque amplifier". Make sure you support the hinge so that it doesn't warp the metal it's attached to while you're hammering on it.
Sorry I don't have any better ideas.
On the hinge, heat might be the answer. Just don't get things too hot! Heat and hammering. I'm not familiar with the configuration of the hinge, but perhaps it would be possible to drill out the pin.. at least enough to get it to move... just a thought. Otherwise, you're back to Kroil and the liberal application of the "linear torque amplifier". Make sure you support the hinge so that it doesn't warp the metal it's attached to while you're hammering on it.
Sorry I don't have any better ideas.