tool suggestion?
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Well if you want to have fun... go to harbor freight and buy a pneumatic cut off tool and a couple of disks. Take an old regulator hose and cut the end off. Get a piece of metal tubing that just fits inside the regulator hose and then use it to splice to a section of pneumatic hose (using hose clamps) and hook to spare regulator and tank and cut off all the hardware in a blaze of bubbles!
OP
the HF bolt cutters are ranking high......
Rich Keller
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All good suggestions just be sure to bring along a BFH (Big Fracking Hammer) as a back up tool. In case all else fails you can always just beat the hell out of it.
If it's fun your after, I'd just use Torpex...
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Torpex or Broco rods 
OP
Update: Bolt cutters and a pair of electricians pliers did the trick. Almost too easy to be fun. Onward to step two - installing the new surface....
Rich Keller
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If you need any help with that let us know. Good Luck.
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