Hi,
I want to state this clearly so you guys have the clearest picture of what
is up and the thread doesn't die in confusion with me short of an answer.
I have a tiled shower stall. No tub there, just stall all tiled.
There are two separate faucets and one standard shower head.
On the other side
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Hi,
I want to state this clearly so you guys have the clearest picture of what
change with each
other. I also recommend you apply plumber grease to the rubber seats and O ring
went doing this repair.
RJ
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handle. These sockets usually are long enough to reach in and
turn those odd shaped faucet parts.
Art
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Hi,
I
Thanks RJ for your response.
It seems as if this is not Delta, or "cartridge" type.
It seems as if what I need is either
a 90dg pliers, a deep socket that will allow the faucet stem to go
through, or some formof really deep t-handled thing.
I have a faucet in the tiled shower stall that is about
I just wonder if a spark plug socket might just fit in there
and be the correct size? They come in all kinds of cheapie socket sets.
That's a real nerve wrecker, break it off in there and you got a real mess.
luck
Tom
thanks Tom,
I'm envisioning a pair of slim duckbills that go 90dg to the jaws. But I fear
they either do not exist or aren't strong enough.
I am trying to avoid dis assembling the union above the shut offs where the two
pipes become one and go up he wall to the shower head. I don't know if I cou
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will the spark plug wrench allow for the faucet stem which sticks out
about 4 inches?
I was pricing deep sockets at McMas
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spiro,
I've no idea how much stem the sparkplug socket will take, after all a plug
is a fairly long stem, but I've not used one in years.
Just seemed like something that might be close.
Maybe your local hardware store rents tools, some do, and they
might have sockets for the purpose
Tom
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well, big vice grips I have, large adjustable open ended wrenches I have.
So either hex or round I can do it.
Removing the bar might be tough
M
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> well, big vice grips I have, large adjustable open ended wrenches I have.
> So either hex or round I can do it.
> Removing the bar might be tough, but bolt cutters I
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