Gordon Large wrote: >... There are disks, about the size of a nickel with small holes on either side of where the threaded portion of the bolt protrudes. ...< I believe the name for the proper tool for this is a "Pin Spanner." These are available from automotive tool sources. They look something like pliers, but with pins on the tips facing to the side of the tool. These are engaged in the holes, and the threaded washer will spin right out - unless it is _really_ tight, in which case the pins will snap off! Liquid wrench might help, but be sure you clean it off completely, or it will discolor most plate finishes, or cause problems when the plate is refinished. Don Mannino 74473.624@compuserve.com
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