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Best way to destroy the cleanout plug?
- Thread starter Rufio
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Speedling
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I I honestly think you just want to destroy it
Speedling
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and to be honest I want to see how you do it
Rufio
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I unscrewed the top and used the car scissor jack to pull the top out, then pried the rubber seal out then drilled a hole in the bottom plastic piece. Stuck a rope through, tied a knot and car scissor jacked the bottom piece out. All done. There was all kinds of grime and sand holding everything in. I put brand new cleanout plugs in place. They lock unlock just fine now.
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