Submitted by potatotron t3_yvjeqy in DIY
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Submitted by potatotron t3_yvjeqy in DIY
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I should have mentioned that -- I tried hammering out the wheels but neither would budge. But your idea might still work, thank you.
You need a 3 or 5 lb hammer and something very solid to strike against.
Could I use my garage floor or would I break the concrete? Thanks again.
You won't hurt your floor.
Thank you.
I use a steel plate about 1/2 inch thick and about 12 in. by 12 in to protect my floor.
Good idea, thanks!
Hi, your idea worked. Thanks again.
The casters have a compression ring on the stem toward the top. Using a pry bar will pop them off.
Thank you I'll look.
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2K_Argo t1_iwentum wrote
If you’re able, remove the wheels (they may slide out with some force). Place the metal surface on something solid and pound the bent area flat with a mallet and masonry chisel.