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WD40 actually is what did the trick. The pins slipped right out. I got it on the 2x4 though.

As that 2 x 4 is now contaminated with WD-40 I think you will need to call the EPA and learn how to properly dispose of it. Hazardous waste is not something to mess around with. Do not burn it in your fireplace as I fear inhaling the chemicals might affect your physical and mental health.

The problems just never end, do they?

Larry

2/9/172:48 PM

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