Robert Benedict
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I’m unable to remove the port side clean out plug. Any suggestions on how to remove it?
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Clean out plugs
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rkluck
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There are lots of posts on how to do this. If you are lucky just put some ice on it for awhile and see if you can't get it out.
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update your profile page with your location, there may be a member nearby that could help you,
When was the last time it was removed ?
I agree, try ice first, then rig up some rope with a t-handle on top to give you a better pull, then go to a floor jack, with constant pressure and tap it from the bottom,
The faq at the top of the page has some additional tips about removing,
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I just did this in my boat. I personally just went straight for the floor jack method - it took a grand total of five minutes to tie a rope to the jack, pump the handle a few times and POP, out it comes.
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