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• Posted in thread: Rust bolt removing tool on 08-12-2011 at 05:12 AM
  I want to replace a faucet, but the rectangle bolt or nut is rusty. I know I can us WD-4 to try
  to get rid of the rust, but what tool is best to get that out?Or do I have to yank it with
  regular wrenc...

• Posted in thread: Need extractor tool help on 08-11-2011 at 08:36 AM
  Thanks.. They look more like drills to me. Hmm, not sure if they will harm the thread. but
  anyway, I may use it for last resource if nothing else works.The pic below shows EZ Outs, the
  size you want i...

• Posted in thread: Need extractor tool help on 08-11-2011 at 08:09 AM
  Care to show me the picture of Easy out? (just in case I may need it) I tried to find it form
  home depot or online, and had no idea what you guys meant.As far as the internal nipple that
  slips, the sh...

• Posted in thread: Need extractor tool help on 08-11-2011 at 05:50 AM
  Just found out from an experienced plumber online.. In case any of you don't know (obviously
  many don't), here is the pipe extractor I got, within 5 minutes (with the help of socket
  wrench), I pulled ...

• Posted in thread: Need extractor tool help on 08-10-2011 at 01:20 PM
  Okay, my shower is leaking and decided to change the shower arm. but my shower arm broke, now
  about 1 inch piece inside the wall got stuck in there.How can I get it out?! Please help,
  perhaps attach a...

• Posted in thread: Water Main line on 08-09-2011 at 08:22 AM
  I just spotted some interesting words here.. shut off valve?How do I install shut off valve?
  what does it look like, does it sound more complicated on top of the regular installation?the
  shut off valv...

• Posted in thread: Water Main line on 08-09-2011 at 07:20 AM
  First of all, I do not understand why bathroom showers are designed NOT to have separate water
  line to be shut off and turn on.Second, for changing shower facuset or cartridge (moen), I know
  I must tu...

• Posted in thread: Losing mind fixing kitchen sink spout on 08-08-2011 at 05:41 PM
  correct, and it is very useful.. ... it is under $20.00 if I remember correctly.The tool that
  Homeflash is talking about I would assume is a basin wrench...

• Posted in thread: Shower -Leaking down between Walls on 08-08-2011 at 05:39 PM
  Correct, there is no visible leak, so it is in between wall, and I don't want to damage come
  later, that is why I stop using that shower for now.The sound is always the same, and if I just
  us it for a...

• Posted in thread: Shower -Leaking down between Walls on 08-08-2011 at 05:35 PM
  The water dripping came only minuts aftr I take shower, and only be heard down at first floor
  (vent area)When you say, remov th trim... and point shower toward wall, that means I don't need
  to turn of...