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Old 05-02-2019, 02:21 PM
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Several ways, cut them off with a cut of wheel, crush them in a vise or burn them off. I then just glue on new knobs. I have gotten to the point that even though they are expensive I just replace the entire cable now as it is not worth the time and effort. Plus that 50 year old plastic is too brittle.
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