Wife has a appointment for me to swap out another sink faucet. Trouble is, the sink is of 1950's vintage along with what appears to be the original faucet fixture. Space underneath as usual is horribly cramped and this time the fixture is side-mounted to the sink. Attached picture is picture from a previous project but same securing nut.
Question to the experts here is .....I simply cannot get a bite on this with either Rigid 27018 tool or standard basin wrench...tightest American Standard wall mounted sink I have ever seen in my life!
Don't want to remove the sink off the wall and if I do I might as well swap out the sink but am trying top avoid this route. Same picture show a "Basin Buddy" tool and this also will not fit the nut after I attach either a 1/4 inch or 3/8 inch ratchet.
Question to the experts here is .....I simply cannot get a bite on this with either Rigid 27018 tool or standard basin wrench...tightest American Standard wall mounted sink I have ever seen in my life!
Don't want to remove the sink off the wall and if I do I might as well swap out the sink but am trying top avoid this route. Same picture show a "Basin Buddy" tool and this also will not fit the nut after I attach either a 1/4 inch or 3/8 inch ratchet.
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