How to remove a window in stucco without damage

[@privateresponce4744]

Do you have the follow up to the New window install? Thanks,

[@JohnWilliams-db3mr]

Thanks for your video. It really helped me out.

[@ositoperrito]

Nice, how do you insert the new window flange ? Or do you install a smaller window?

[@---ny4ys]

If i use this method should i downsize the window an 1/8th so it fits in easy?

[@nedmorris9794]

Is that a 1x4 or 2x4?

[@R21216]

Very fast way . I love it .

[@bdidittt]

O’Donnell Efficiency🔥

[@dossube]

Man Mom & Son Inc. 😍😻

[@ELPeeDubYou]

Try that with nail-on fins tough guy

[@Later2u]

LOL

[@ligyron2835]

Precisely. OR when they set the bottom track in mortar. When it comes to stucco it entirely depends on what the rest of the home is built out of. You can have a stucco finish laid over any other material. First time I had to pull a window from stucco..the entire home was made of block walls so the entire track was set in mortar the entire way around. The ONLY way to get the window out was a masonry wheel on an angle grinder.

[@irietropicals4255]

Where is the glass? Can’t show that part? Obviously removing a frame is easy

[@jdev232]

The first window, the sashes were sitting on the ground. You don't know how to take that out?

[@markcaldwell2876]

This is a joke , windows without nail flanges, a kid could pull those frames

[@---ny4ys]

Thats standard in florida bud. Take a chill pill

[@jdev232]

Ever put in a window that only had brick mould on it? That's how they were in the 80s. Oh...you thought you knew some shit...