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#614416 01/28/2010 5:45 PM
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Does anybody know of a quick and easy way to get the inside handles off the doors. Mine are stuck on tighter than, well lets just say there stuck.

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They have a set screw underneath the handle arm. Align your long flat skinny screwdriver with the knob.


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Charley, although they are probably gone a long time ago some handle will have a "cap-screw" in them. You back out the cap screw and then there will be another one that is tight and holds the handle on.


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I drip a little PB Blaster in them sometimes if they are really stuck. They get pretty dry if they have never been off in 60 years. Once you loosen the screws they should come right off. They are splined but they are dissimilar metal types so they usually don't "weld" togehter.


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