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O ring pick
A barbless fishing hook clamped in a pin vice and cocktail stick should work .
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Many thanks all, there is a fishing tackle shop not far away, the rings are deep in the grooves with only a tiny amount of protrusion and I cant squeeze them. Just being careful could be a very expensive slip!
Cheers.
Geoff.
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I use a couple of large sea fishing hooks (6/0) both have been straightened a bit one has the point 2mm bent 90* to stick in to the ring, the other has been filed blunt & flat in case the ring is going to be reused.
If really tight a dab of grease wiped on the metal lip can help them slip out same as a wipe on the new O ring helps it seat.
If you have access using tweezers or needle nose pliers you can often squeeze the O ring so that a section pulls away enough to get a tool behind it.
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as you have replacements cut it with a razor and just replace
obviously you need to have a steady hand and cut it like you were making a scarf joint
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Stick a pin in 'em, lift 'em and use a toothpick in the gap
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