Thank you. You were the only video I found which _showed_ the process on video. I bought a sink faucet for my parents (there's is dripping constantly) but I had my back fused and am really unsure if I'll be able to get under there like that. I guess asking if it's a "pain in the back" is a rhetorical question? lol
It’s so hard to get in there and do this kind of job especially on an installed sink that’s been there for a couple years. Good luck thanks for watching.
This is great as long as the nut is not rusted solid. In that case, just cut the faucet off and let everything fall out the bottom. Save yourself the stress. My new faucet has a big plastic nut that requires no tools.
Yes, this was the pain in the butt to remove, but I did finally get it out of there. Good luck on yours and thanks for watching. Oh thanks for the tips.
Thanks for the video Tom, had no idea there was a tool that made this job so easy.
Yeah, this thing works good but it’s still hard to get up in there
Thank you. You were the only video I found which _showed_ the process on video. I bought a sink faucet for my parents (there's is dripping constantly) but I had my back fused and am really unsure if I'll be able to get under there like that. I guess asking if it's a "pain in the back" is a rhetorical question? lol
It’s so hard to get in there and do this kind of job especially on an installed sink that’s been there for a couple years. Good luck thanks for watching.
Nice. Looks like I can throw away all my tools and just keep the basin wrench.
You definitely need one of these to get behind the sink. Good luck on your install. Thanks for watching.
This is a great video. But man, is there a GFS in the same circuit that the electrical outlet is attached to.
You could put one in if you had to
Thank you! Another excellent and helpful video!
Glad I could help. Good luck on your project. Thanks for watching.
This is great as long as the nut is not rusted solid. In that case, just cut the faucet off and let everything fall out the bottom. Save yourself the stress. My new faucet has a big plastic nut that requires no tools.
Yes, this was the pain in the butt to remove, but I did finally get it out of there. Good luck on yours and thanks for watching. Oh thanks for the tips.