Treadplate insert removal
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The insert is glued in position. To remove it, warm gently to soften the adhesive and carefully start to prise up one end with a wooden spatula or thin plastic blade.
Once the end is lifted, insert a length of nylon fishing line and free the remainder of the adhesive using a sawing action on the line.
Take great care because it's very easy to distort the Insert.
Once the Insert is removed, release the three Paint Clearing Screws beneath to free the Treadplate.
Graham
Once the end is lifted, insert a length of nylon fishing line and free the remainder of the adhesive using a sawing action on the line.
Take great care because it's very easy to distort the Insert.
Once the Insert is removed, release the three Paint Clearing Screws beneath to free the Treadplate.
Graham
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Papadog (07-28-2017)
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Along with others , I recommend being extremely careful not to distort that thin metal. Also, some heat guns can get hot enough to distort that metal (hot spot). Mine has been reattached for a few years now with no delammination or signs that it was ever removed.
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