How to Remove Knob From Bulldog Jack

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how do you remove old knob?

asked by: BILL

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There really is no elegant way to do it. The knob is held in place by a pal nut, which must be removed. It might be possible to get a screwdriver in next to the nut and pry it off, or grasp the end with pliers and rock it back and forth until it can be removed. However, I think your best bet would be to remove the entire handle from the jack and place it in a vise so the knob is facing downward. Give the underside of the knob a few whacks with a hammer. This will probably break the knob off, but you are replacing it anyway, and if the knob breaks off you will have better access to that pal nut.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 1

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