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Cafe Grab Handles on back of seats
Truly miserable job getting those off. After cutting holes in the bottom of the seat my arms still couldn't reach high enough, the studs were about 5 inches long so couldn't get an air ratchet on it. Seemingly simple job that turned awful. Anyone else go through that?
Having handles and swim platform powder coated so wanted to get them off..... |
i have done it twice & yes it is pain in the ass. i was elbow deep turning the wrench blindly.
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God... seems easier to remove the seat, tape the whole thing off, and paint the handel lol...
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I learned the Hard way- Take off bolster stand lol Maybe mine on the T/S are bigger holes
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Did you get your arms all cut up? Got torn up taking mine off and dreading putting them back on.
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Originally Posted by seafordguy
(Post 4546407)
Truly miserable job getting those off. After cutting holes in the bottom of the seat my arms still couldn't reach high enough, the studs were about 5 inches long so couldn't get an air ratchet on it. Seemingly simple job that turned awful. Anyone else go through that?
Having handles and swim platform powder coated so wanted to get them off..... They (many companies) make electric and air ratchets this way now too. http://toolguyd.com/blog/wp-content/...ver-System.jpg http://www.forcetools-kepmar.eu/WebR...ry/p2025_b.jpg http://toolguyd.com/blog/wp-content/...ss-Ratchet.jpg |
Yes - my arms were sliced to pieces!!
I knew there had to be a good tool for it but didn't want to go out so I just struggled with it. I also cut about 2 inches off the studs once I got them out so they can go back on easier..... I still might go buy a set of those before I put it back together |
Been there done that 17 years ago. The scars have healed.
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