I need the union that goes in the spicket is Plaskett hugs up against the robber O ring Ford L Kitchen Faucet all the parts that goes into this inside the faucet
Yeah mine doesnt have a basin nut. It doesn’t look like your neat and tiddy set-up. Thanks lowes for a comprehensive video. It reminds me of videos that over simplifies and then at the end offer installation service because it really didn’t show you much at all to begin with. Again, thanks.
+Javed Ahmad nope, didn't need it here but we've covered it and tape in our DIY Basics video: ruclips.net/video/DAi0qfk5lLA/видео.html Thanks for watching
Typically in this case where on the faucet is being replaced, putty can be used beneath the trim ring so that if any water accumulate on the sink surface, the putty will prevent the water from seeping down into the cabinet area. I use clear silicone. Form a small bead on the sink surface, place the ring down, wipe away any excess with my finger. Makes a nice, tidy seal.
@@superandy2k13 some people don't have the desire or know how to do it even when things are laid out with clear instructions. Also some people just don't have the time for others we are more than glad to learn something new or just do it ourselves.
jimbosliceOG not every installation requires plumber's tape but we did reference it in the step-by step instructions: low.es/1bs6UHH. Thanks for watching.
Not rocket science, but even if everything goes right (and plumbing often does not), this is definitely over simplified! He made no mention of the contortions that you sometimes have to do on your back, IF you can fit inside the vanity/cabinet, reaching three feet up (eye protection and flashlight suggested) in a tight, often congested spot to get to the hold down bolts with a basin wrench, which btw, most of us don't have in our tool box. Nor did he mention the complexity (for a novice) of finding the right shutoff valve in Lowes/Home Depot (there's a myriad of choices) and actually installing them. Sure, plumbers typically overcharge for this service, but they make it seem light anyone can easily replace a faucet. My guess is that its probably well less than 5% of the population that will ever try and succeed.
I wish I could give you a thousand thumbs up. Nearly everything that could go wrong on mine went wrong. Needed to replace the shutoff valve and there are like a thousand choices and it took forever to figure out which one I needed.
@@B.Elliott LOL! Touche', sort of. I'm a Boomer. I've watched many faucet replacements over the years. I have learned the skills needed to change a faucet, but being a bigger guy, I usually choose not to. We haven't even mentioned the unique, (sometimes annoying) engineering that has to be mastered when replacing the sink's pop up valve. They are not universal and your job is not complete until this is done. The video was oversimplified. Particularly with plumbing...stuff happens.
or if there's so much rust or corrosion or hard water deposit that the nut is a lost cause. i had to use a hack saw to remove mine because the nut on the bottom was so calcified! there's no basin wrench on the planet that could've turned that one.
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I'm a woman and I watch this short video and change my own faucet for the first time. Very helpful I "LIKE" and "SUBSCRIBED".
Wow! I'm still so nervous.
There's not enough swearing and frustrated dad's in these intructional videos.
I literally spent hours on the parts they skipped.
I’m about to start a string of Christmas Eve f bombs.
Surprised my hubby when he got home. He works too hard for me to bug him with these things. Great video.
I'm a woman and I watch this short video and change my own faucet for the first time. Very helpful I "LIKE" and "SUBSCRIBED".
I just took out my old sink, and installed a new one I bought tonight at Lowe's. Thanks for the help!
I need the union that goes in the spicket is Plaskett hugs up against the robber O ring Ford L Kitchen Faucet all the parts that goes into this inside the faucet
@@randyklein1016 🤔 a sphincter says "What?!".
Why is it so clean and tidy under there? Must be a new home.
This looks fairly easy. Guess I'll give it a try.
Im glad you had plumbers putty but didnt use it lol
THanks for the video!!! It actually looks easy!
You got this!
What's the plumber's puddy for?
ALWAYS LOOKING JUST FOR NEW STILE OF FAUCET --NEVER THINK CHECKING THE CONNECTIONS---GREAT POINTS...
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Yeah mine doesnt have a basin nut. It doesn’t look like your neat and tiddy set-up. Thanks lowes for a comprehensive video. It reminds me of videos that over simplifies and then at the end offer installation service because it really didn’t show you much at all to begin with. Again, thanks.
Love this site so helpfill
The music made this video hard to listen to the instructions
Do you need plumber's putty for the spray handle? I didn't see you put any, but I wanted to make sure.
Ava Zheng No
you did not mention plumbers putty.
+Javed Ahmad nope, didn't need it here but we've covered it and tape in our DIY Basics video: ruclips.net/video/DAi0qfk5lLA/видео.html
Thanks for watching
Javed Ahmad 0:38
Except he did.
Whats the name of the tool to remove the nut that hold all the hose to the bottom of the sink?
The tool at 1:08 is called a basin wrench: www.lowes.com/pd/BrassCraft-11-in-Basin-Wrench/999903617
What is name of the background music for this video?
It's a stock track. Thanks for watching.
Lowe’s faucet jingle
Stupid distracting iMovie music.
Darude sandstorm
Where do I use the plumbers putty? Why did you not cover that step?
Typically in this case where on the faucet is being replaced, putty can be used beneath the trim ring so that if any water accumulate on the sink surface, the putty will prevent the water from seeping down into the cabinet area. I use clear silicone. Form a small bead on the sink surface, place the ring down, wipe away any excess with my finger. Makes a nice, tidy seal.
What brand/type faucet was this?
Nathan Fisher sorry, we don't have the item number for the faucet in the video, here's one that looks similiar: low.es/2r5lmCB. Thanks for watching.
How repair leaky main valve
The one they put in was a delta faucet
The one thing that was not said was can you install the tap with the handle on the left
I did mine on the left. No reason why you can't turn it around the way you want it.
u dont need caulk or putty?
Yeah.... I think I will just call someone to put it in....
Yeah it's better to spend $300 than to turn a couple nuts yourself.
@@superandy2k13 some people don't have the desire or know how to do it even when things are laid out with clear instructions. Also some people just don't have the time for others we are more than glad to learn something new or just do it ourselves.
@@LazyCrazyGuy If someone CAN'T turn a nut, they probably shouldn't be allowed to be a home owner to begin with
Good video, but guaranteed everyone's installation won't be so tidy. :) Thanks for posting.
Volvo745T that’s why I will hire a plumber.
nice
Wait! No Teflon tape?
jimbosliceOG not every installation requires plumber's tape but we did reference it in the step-by step instructions: low.es/1bs6UHH. Thanks for watching.
I just got a quote from a plumbing company for $980 to simply replace my kitchen faucet and bathroom sink faucet!
Ridiculous
Stupidity
Lmao you got gamered hard. Was 1k worth the effort of twisting a couple of nuts?
@@StormDatIsApproaching you don't think I paid that price do you asshole
and that was 4 years ago. Imagine how much more now in ‘22.
Looks like a young Kevin Costner installing that sink.
Thanks for the compliment sir. I've been told that before, but Im 51 so not much younger. Have a good day.
Jeff Davis or a Joe Montana
Don't forget Robocop Peter Weller...
This guy looks like a dude who used to pick up transvestites on Hough.
haha I was going to say Joe Montana!
such cheesy music haha - but a great video.
tooo fast!!
Not rocket science, but even if everything goes right (and plumbing often does not), this is definitely over simplified! He made no mention of the contortions that you sometimes have to do on your back, IF you can fit inside the vanity/cabinet, reaching three feet up (eye protection and flashlight suggested) in a tight, often congested spot to get to the hold down bolts with a basin wrench, which btw, most of us don't have in our tool box. Nor did he mention the complexity (for a novice) of finding the right shutoff valve in Lowes/Home Depot (there's a myriad of choices) and actually installing them. Sure, plumbers typically overcharge for this service, but they make it seem light anyone can easily replace a faucet. My guess is that its probably well less than 5% of the population that will ever try and succeed.
I wish I could give you a thousand thumbs up. Nearly everything that could go wrong on mine went wrong. Needed to replace the shutoff valve and there are like a thousand choices and it took forever to figure out which one I needed.
This generation is something else. You need an instructional video to tell you how uncomfortable you might be under your own sink?!
@@B.Elliott LOL! Touche', sort of. I'm a Boomer. I've watched many faucet replacements over the years. I have learned the skills needed to change a faucet, but being a bigger guy, I usually choose not to. We haven't even mentioned the unique, (sometimes annoying) engineering that has to be mastered when replacing the sink's pop up valve. They are not universal and your job is not complete until this is done. The video was oversimplified. Particularly with plumbing...stuff happens.
this was too fast for me.. need a slower video that takes more time explaining this ...haha
Put video at .25 speed
No thanks. I’m calling a handyman.
wtf, show how to remove the old one first, like if it has cope tubes or not?
or if there's so much rust or corrosion or hard water deposit that the nut is a lost cause. i had to use a hack saw to remove mine because the nut on the bottom was so calcified! there's no basin wrench on the planet that could've turned that one.
@@jtotheb-ip2hh Someone never heard of WD-40