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Pretty Please - add it to our Events forum(s) and add to the calendar! >> 
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Healeysince59
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I guess if you don’t have vise grips handy, you have to make do with whatever you can find.
Marv J
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Certainly cheaper than digging out an old Ford square drive inside doorhandle for the job from the parts bins, eye guess.
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So, THAT'S where the handle to my tap and die set went!
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I'd probably use the same solution.
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fabulous! Coincidentally this week I put the Viva up on jacks - only to find that the garage door wouldn't close. Moved it ahead a few inches and still wouldn't. Realized that if I removed the inner garage handle the door would just close. Sooooo
Fortunately it still latches and and the PO had added a security bolt so other than that I can't open it from the outside - all good!
Fortunately it still latches and and the PO had added a security bolt so other than that I can't open it from the outside - all good!
Silverghost
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Way to tap into an available resource, a solution to die for. I'll be here all week, tip the servers, two drink minimum!
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Wait a screw up a perfectly good thread. You nut. :grin: