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I would like to remove my stanchions to facilitate easier winter covering. They are however 30 yrs seized! Has anyone had any luck in separating the stanchion from the base??
 
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I would like to remove my stanchions to facilitate easier winter covering. They are however 30 yrs seized! Has anyone had any luck in separating the stanchion from the base??
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If they've been in salt water they will not likely come apart.
 
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