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loony

01-12-2003 17:51:22




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what is the best way to remove old grill screen from an H w/out damaging the grill shell




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Gary in TX

01-12-2003 19:03:38




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 Re: grill screen in reply to loony, 01-12-2003 17:51:22  
I'm redoing an H myself and one way other than drilling I could think of is to take an angle grinder and grind the area of the spot welds down. Could use a Dremel I guess. I'm going to cheat on mine just a bit as only the bottom of both sides is messed up. Got one coming in the mail(whole grill and screen) and I'm just going to replace the bad spots on mine. I think I can blend it in where it won't be noticable unless you pull the grills off. Leaves more of the tractor original that way. Just a thought.

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Mark

01-12-2003 18:51:42




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 Re: grill screen in reply to loony, 01-12-2003 17:51:22  
looney,

What I do is drill the spot welds and then use a sharp flat chisel to separate the layers. Just be careful not to drill through the 2nd layer...

Mark



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