In a message dated 12/11/04 10:03:33 AM Eastern Standard Time,
x53gunner@YAHOO.COM writes:

> .  I don't want to
> put anymore pressure on it without knowing the proper way to remove it.
> Maybe it's just tight with the rubber beading strip in there but I was
> working really hard and it's barely move more than a hair.  I'd
> appreciate some input.
>
>

 remove 2 phillips, swing out a hair to clear tabs that phillips were screwed
to, then hit upwards w/ rubber mallet.

chris