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by Jackonicko » Sun 19.10.2008, 01:50
Does anyone have the tool you need for removing a bonded in windscreen?
What exactly is it?
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by Sy V » Sun 19.10.2008, 02:42
Isn't it something akin to a cheese wire?
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by RayD » Sun 19.10.2008, 10:17
As Sy says, they use a piece of thin wire to cut through the seal. It might be 8 -10 foot long with a simple wooden handle at each end. No doubt there'll be some fishing line strong enough to do it.
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by bobbrown » Mon 20.10.2008, 23:03
The tool I have seen used in the past
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http://www.northerntooluk.com/products. ... o=1802523EIf the screen is not damaged and you want to keep it intact you have to be very very careful
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