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#103183 02/14/03 01:44 AM
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Maybe a bit of naval jelly to get rid of the rust on the 'grips? Hmmm.....on second thought...nah....they're probably too seized up. [Linked Image]

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#103184 02/14/03 11:10 AM
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I think the vise grips would stay with the panel as the electrician threw it in the dumpster.

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