Easy peasy core plug/frost plug removal. Here I use a medium size pry bar, select something with a wider bill that's not too sharp. If the core plug is between 2 cylinders then you'll want to place the prybar at either the top or bottom, if there's a cylinder directly behind you'll want to place the prybar to the left or right side to ensure the plug has room to move. Use a tapometer (hammer) to pop the plug in, then grab onto the plug with a pair of needle nose vice grips, use the prybar to lev

I get lots of comments on frost plug removal: Just roll it out with a punch. Sometimes it works, I've done it, I've seen it done. But if the core plug is in there good I've also seen it be a pain in the ass! Like this attempt. It just beat the snot out of the core plug flange, and hitting directly on the flat of the core plug will just punch a hole thru it. 😂 Tips: use a larger size pin punch so you have more of the lip to grab onto and so it doesn't just punch thru the plug. That's also the sa