Core plug removal ?
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Martinaston
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Whats the best way to get them out ?
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Dan318-is
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gently, copper hyde hammer and a small punch on the edge of them
dont drop them in the block
as soon as they get at a gripable angle so to speak, i used mole grips on a tight setting to get them out
dont drop them in the block
as soon as they get at a gripable angle so to speak, i used mole grips on a tight setting to get them out
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Martinaston
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I've been pounding it with a 6lb slide hammer and they don't budge 
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Dan318-is
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no no no
youl damage the housing then youl leak water!
just be patient and use a punch to prise the edges off
just dont drop them in the block or its goodnight!
youl damage the housing then youl leak water!
just be patient and use a punch to prise the edges off
just dont drop them in the block or its goodnight!
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Martinaston
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The blocks on the bench 
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Dan318-is
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as it should beMartinaston wrote:The blocks on the bench
waht i mean is they are still next to impossible to get out the block whether its in pieces or not cos they r such a snug fit
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Martinaston
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Is there a quicker way ?
I have to do all of them.
I have to do all of them.
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