Removal of outrigger base

[steplift20]

Great suggestions , I do have a knife cutting blade and the string or wires sounds good too . Maybe braid line with two sticks,one on each end will work, never thought of that one . I will let you know how I make out. Thanks for the suggestions.

[scook]

That’s a pretty smart sounding idea - braid is very tough and probably would heat up even more than wire. I think you should still consider using some thin wedges the keep some separation where you’ve cut through the adhesive. It should make the going easier and also might keep it from readhearing as the braid passes through.

[steplift20]

Scook that's Aldo a great idea, try to keep it sepperated but also like you said , to keep it from adhering again. With my luck I would get thru and it would be a solid piece again . That would suck .

[steplift20]

I think the braid will work .

[steplift20]

In case anyone wanted to know
Braid line didn't work, I used a small putty blade,got under the top and with my hand bumped it thru the glue
It came loose and popped it off , but the hole was to small and used a roto tool from harbor freight that I bought years ago and never used it till now. Put a sanding bit in and made it perfect All ends well , caulked and screwed in place
Now I will continue to work on my baby.

[Pipe_Dream]

Originally Posted by steplift20

In case anyone wanted to know
Braid line didn't work, I used a small putty blade,got under the top and with my hand bumped it thru the glue
It came loose and popped it off , but the hole was to small and used a roto tool from harbor freight that I bought years ago and never used it till now. Put a sanding bit in and made it perfect All ends well , caulked and screwed in place
Now I will continue to work on my baby.

[spareparts]

i've heard of using a guitar string, but never tried it, They make a 5200 dissolver.