Find Eqv force and couple at point

[Ru2001]

Hey everyone, I'm really stuck on a review of statics for Solid Mechanics. I got through everything but this problem. I know there has to be two forces at point a if it's attached to the wall(Ax,Ay). I would say I'm stuck trying to figure out how I can move two forces that are unkown into a couple and another force... If I don't know the original value how is that possible?

Any tips to jog my memory in the right direction?
Problem below with pic.

 

[Astronuc]

This is a cantilever beam problem, and it is also statics problem, so the sum of forces (in x-horizontal, y-vertical) and moments is zero.

If one has 3 equations and one should have 3 unknows.

 

[PhanthomJay]

Just break up F2 into its x and y components, and use the 3 equilibrium equations to solve for Ax, Ay, and the Moment (couple) reactions at A. Since numerical values for F1 and F2 are not given, the solution will be a function of F1 and F2.