Replacing Kitchen Faucets

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    • #276391
      Avatar photoMasterPlumbers
      Keymaster

        I am unable to unscrew the attachment nut that is on the existing faucet. It seems to be screwed on real tight, any suggestions?

        Thanks,

      • #294051
        Avatar photoRetired plbg1
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          Try a litle vinegar on the threads are some thing to remove the lime. Can you get a socket on it, last thing is take a small hammer and chisel and tap it lightly counter clockwise, be carefull not to damage sink.

        • #294052
          Avatar photoracefanone
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            A drill with a medium bit in it will work,just drill through the nut .Sometimes you have to drill the nut in more than one place.Dont use a chisel.After you drill the nut or nuts,just grab the faucet and wiggle it back and forth and the nut should fall right off. Works for me .

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