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I've got the 4 mounting screws removed and the radio pulled out just past the 2 location pins.
That's as far as it comes out without being rough with it.

Is there a trick to removing the radio?
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Did you check the back of the radio for another blot/bracket that supports the back?
Dave ----

 

All factory radio installations I have seen have got some method to support the back; some have got sort-of spring clips that clamp onto dashboard infrastructure (depicted with a sawzall blade) some have got nylon "sliders" that glide over some other infrastructure in there.

My guess is you need to just pull harder.

 

Thank you for the photos ctubutis ...pull harder it will be.

 

Pull harder indeed it was ...

That (strong) spring clip attached at the bottom rear of the radio chassis required a hefty pull to disengage from the dashboard.

Many thanks,

(love that phone in the background of your photo)
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Welcome. I'm just glad some PO didn't phuque with ya and attach it in the rear in some way that kept it from coming out the front.

That phone has got a LOUD brass bell that can overcome the 30" shop fan + the music.

 

Kinda hard to dial out ain't it.
They don't still recognize rotary phones do they?

-Enjoy
fh : )_~

 

It works on the copper POTS service at my house.

 

(So does ours. Used to hook it up during power outages in the winter up until a few years ago.
Between that and the woodstove, we were good to go)

 

Good job! I'm shocked at how many people I come across that can't deal with not having things like electricity or hot, running water.

 

I lived off grid for the first third or so of my life so it don't bother me ... Now my wife is a different story.

Her idea of camping is at the hotel!
I got her to camp out one time ... Never again and there was clean facilities!

-Enjoy
fh : )_~

 

...happy to hear that I'm not alone!