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Old 13 April 2007, 08:00   #1
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Tornado Ribs moulded console??

Hello,

Does anyone know if Tornado consoles are always moulded to the deck???

Thanks.
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all the ones I have seen have been glassed in yep.
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bugger.

is there any way to get them out???
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bugger.

is there any way to get them out???
Disk cutter and a mask
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Nail File and two weeks off work.

or

Chain Saw and a big tub of filler.

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You can borrow my kids for an hour or so, they'll rip it out for you

A big bag of sweets with plenty of additives in, should do the trick Howard
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bugger, is there any way to get them out???
Yes but does BenC know you're borrowing his consoles

Go on solve the mistery what are you doing?

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buggery.

is there any way to get it out???

Howard, I think you are on the wrong sort of forum for advise about that sort of thing.

On the other hand, if its a bit tight try some lubricant.

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Old 13 April 2007, 16:04   #9
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very good!!!

im not up to anything at all and Ben, dont worry, i wont be paying a visit to your boat for some practice!
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very good!!!

im not up to anything at all and Ben, dont worry, i wont be paying a visit to your boat for some practice!
That's a relief!

If you find a nice way of getting them out, do let me know... I have to get my seats out at some point.

You could try asking Barnet Marine if they can suggest a way to get them out... I normally find Lawrence helpful
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