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Removing Unitrons

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bmxbob:
Hammer and an adjustable spanner ( thets the entire contents of my BMX tool box )

if you cant do it with either of these then the jobs just not possible  >:D

Sorry im no help.

A little WD40 ?

ED209:
artists/kids paintbrush ( long and thin ) down the side then squirt of WD40 or Fairy Liquid.

Also works on crusty foreskins >:D

Bigplinky:
Long thin screw driver pushed between the bar and the grip and some WD40

DY85262:
Cheers guys

well I have never tried the hairdryer before.  Usually screwdriver down the side however these bars must not be scratched. So maybe chopstick or paint brush. I am very tempted to try the kettle and expansion method. So I think that will be my first choice.

Women are normally useless at getting things on however removing rubber is their hidden talent.

Woman   "And you can get that thing off."

Man    "No I can't"

Woman " There, and don't be trying that again."


 ;)

Cheers again for your innovations

 :Great_Britain:C.J. :Great_Britain:

Moose:
I'm firmly in the hot water camp - fill sink with very hot water, put grip/barend in, create a gap between the bar and grip to let the hot water seep in, work the grip and pull off  :daumenhoch:

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