How Does This Work?
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Melting Slicks
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From: San Diego California
How Does This Work?
I want to pull this.
The tool I'm told by the manual to use is this. J-23072
I'm looking at this.
Does the 4-hole plate here have something to do with it?
Just stupid I guess.
Thanks in advance.
Steve
The tool I'm told by the manual to use is this. J-23072
I'm looking at this.
Does the 4-hole plate here have something to do with it?
Just stupid I guess.
Thanks in advance.
Steve
Last edited by Cavu2u; Oct 13, 2016 at 08:21 AM.
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There is a [wire] snapring holding the housing onto the column. Remove it and the 4-hole plate should come off.
And, there is a BIG difference between being "stupid" and being "uninformed". You are intelligent enough to ask the right questions....
And, there is a BIG difference between being "stupid" and being "uninformed". You are intelligent enough to ask the right questions....
Last edited by 7T1vette; Oct 13, 2016 at 12:21 PM.
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Melting Slicks
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From: San Diego California
Bubba
I found I could remove it by,
a) suspending (holding by cupped fingers) the whole assembly by the bottom of the bowl and having an assistant hit the center tube (protected with a PVC pipe adapter) with a large hammer, and
b) once the tube's top is flush with the bowl, the bottom of the bowl can be pried up and off the tube with a Yankee screwdriver, using the conveniently placed slots in the outer tube.
As stated in a previous thread I found, the bowl isn't on the tube very tight.
And did I state the column was apart before?
Thanks Bubba!
Steve
a) suspending (holding by cupped fingers) the whole assembly by the bottom of the bowl and having an assistant hit the center tube (protected with a PVC pipe adapter) with a large hammer, and
b) once the tube's top is flush with the bowl, the bottom of the bowl can be pried up and off the tube with a Yankee screwdriver, using the conveniently placed slots in the outer tube.
As stated in a previous thread I found, the bowl isn't on the tube very tight.
And did I state the column was apart before?
Thanks Bubba!
Steve
