Subs glued to box

[Chalo_209]

So I bought my subs about a year ago used from a guy and when I tried taking them out the box it turned out they were glued on there is there any way to take them out? Is this a common thing to do?

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[SuperDuty350]

What kind of subs?

 

[Chalo_209]

2 12 inch kicker L7s

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[SuperDuty350]

I would think the only solution would be to LIGHTLY chisel all around the edges until it breaks free, then clean up the carnage

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

You might try a heat gun and pry gently.Take your timewith a flat pry bar and hammer. Must have had a seal leakage and didnt want to remove the subs and make a new baffle which is cheap to do

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Rubber or foam seals are common..never Glue:eyebrow:

 

[MrFoca]

Good test fishing line.

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Good test fishing line.

Something like this would work and heating up the old glue also?

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[SuperDuty350]

Yeah. I vote heating and fishing line. Great suggestions. That's how we take cap block off retaining walls that have been adhered together. Should have thought of that in first place.

 

[Chalo_209]

I'm going to try that sometimes this week. The guy I got them from had them all wired weird and I had to go in and wire them to 1 ohm but had to use the port to stick my hand in there. Long story short it took over an hour and I had to cut another hole then glue it back on the box

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[Robbyjoe213]

Thin Putty knife, tack hammer, and a gentle but firm touch.

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[Hertz Mafia]

Hammer a flat head screw driver under the basket in a few spots and pop those woofer right out the box. Easy as that. Done it a few time on painted enclosures where the woofers are stuck to the paint like glue.

 

[Based]

****** Kicker people man lmao