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A rudimentary question...
Any tips on how to get these stubborn screws out? They have not been removed in 12 years. I feel like I will destroy the heads if I keep trying. IMG_6851.jpg |
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Impact screwdriver
Or small hammer and regular screwdriver. Tap on the handle end straight down while applying counterclockwise rotational force to the screw |
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You might first want to squirt a little Liquid Wrench around them and let it set for a while. --Bob
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