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Posted by John Humphrey Morocco IN. on September 14, 2004 at 08:54:31 from (12.30.83.65):
In Reply to: Tractor Shop posted by SCMo on September 14, 2004 at 07:59:33:
The windows that you are talking about, were sized according to even block sizes and were slid down into the slots when the top corse of block was laid up. The lintle was the installed and the wall was run up to the height required. The only way to remove these windows, is to destroy them. This is, I suppose, a plus, as they are of almost zip as a heat barrier. Find some new windows on sale and replace them. Your other choice would be to remove the glass, ( it is just held in with putty ), and sand blast the frames.
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