it should have a groove for a flat head screwdriver or a coin
#I need major Help
icy onyx
I am not able to get it out. I wonder if that means I can never use a different boom arm because of it.
teal sentinel
oof, that took some damage
you need a screwdriver or coin big enough to grab both grooves simultaneously
alternatively, it seems there is a bit of the adapter sticking out. perhaps you could grab that with something like a monkey wrench
icy onyx
Ok, i guess its ruined then as far as me ever using it with another boom arm. I was needing to get another low profile one for my current setup. Dammit.
I do not want to throw them away and start over. But I need a new style boom arm. Shit
This is the second time this has happened to me wit hthe 7B ansd this boom arm. I had to throw away the previous ones.
I am just not going to buy either anymore.
keen gate
One other tool that I had to use was a long knife. Perhaps you could try using that on the groove?
icy onyx
I have tried using a flathead screwdriver and a coin. It will not turn or come out. I will just have to be stuck with this boom arm then.
tender bramble
Not ruined! You just need more torque than has currently been applied. Trust me, been there, done that.
Using a sturdy, longer handle knife, that still fits within the grove width, will add more torque capability. Similar to using a crowbar on car lug nuts. Often, when faced with this dilemma, I still use a quarter. Only I hold the quarter with pliers to serve as my crowbar.