06-25-2012, 06:53 AM
Darren,
In my experience, those can be a real pain to remove because they grip like crazy and there isn't much of a head to grab. What seemed to work best was to use an old wood chisel to drive under the head and pry them out. If that doesn't work, just grind the heads off and re-drill the holes when you re-mount the plates.
Tom
In my experience, those can be a real pain to remove because they grip like crazy and there isn't much of a head to grab. What seemed to work best was to use an old wood chisel to drive under the head and pry them out. If that doesn't work, just grind the heads off and re-drill the holes when you re-mount the plates.
Tom
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