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Uploaded by on Oct 30, 2010

http://www.eavestrough.ca Gutters that have been fastened using the old spike and furrel method will need some attention to make sure they do not fall off your home as they get older.

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  • I'm supposed to be taking down some gutters at my grandmother's house. Any tips on uninstalling i should know? tools i should have when i begin?

  • @AnnihalationonaStick We just use a hammer and a pair of tin snips to remove. However we do not save the pieces. If you are reusing then you could clench stubborn spikes(if thats what its fastened with) with vice grips and tap them out. Good luck!

  • Wow strong hammer fist and cool demonstration lol. I am a little worry when I saw my rain gutter has similar problem.Thanks for the video now I can have easily repair it. Where can I buy them hidden hangers?

  • @etchbars Not so strong, just loose materials. You can find these hangers at Lowes or Home Depot or some similar place. Thanks for commenting, good question!

  • great demonstration. i have that exact problem with eaves on my house & thanks for the demostration, now i can do some repairs.

  • @rockerrev Thanks for watching!

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