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#2252318 - 05/10/08 01:34 PM
Re: Help!! Need some plumber type help.
[Re: grandpa75672]
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TRY some Wd-40 on it. You can also try some CLR or simular lime deposite remover.
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#2252320 - 05/10/08 01:36 PM
Re: Help!! Need some plumber type help.
[Re: bella]
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Did you turn on hot water at washer to get pressure off of it ?
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#2252429 - 05/10/08 02:38 PM
Re: Help!! Need some plumber type help.
[Re: bella]
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If you cant break it loose, get a hacksaw blade in there somehow and cut the faucet valve off below the coupling. Replace it and you're good to go !
You might try the WD-40 and "tap tap tap" trick first, though.
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#2252640 - 05/10/08 04:59 PM
Re: Help!! Need some plumber type help.
[Re: grandpa75672]
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clr will get rid of the green stuff. all I use is cold.
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#2253148 - 05/10/08 09:48 PM
Re: Help!! Need some plumber type help.
[Re: grandpa75672]
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Personally, I wouldnt jack around with it for very long. I'd just get it done and over with.
Is it near the outside edge of the mobile home? If so, get under there, and place a piece of wood or something under the pipe and raise it just enough to hacksaw the PVC fitting off from inside the house. Then install a new PVC fitting. ( or a coupler, a short piece of PVC pipe, and then the fitting that the faucet screws on to. As for cutting the wall open, if you cant reach it from the underside in order to give you some slack to cut, etc.....then take a skill saw...set the blade 1/4 inch deep and cut two vertical slits in the wall, side by side, about 4-5 inches apart.....( below the line of the electrical outlet, so as to not cut the romex). Then hacksaw the pipe there, add a coupler and a faucet fitting on the top.
Patch the wall with whatever material is needed and forget about it.
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#2253278 - 05/11/08 03:17 AM
Re: Help!! Need some plumber type help.
[Re: Oldfrog]
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If you cant break it loose, get a hacksaw blade in there somehow and cut the faucet valve off below the coupling. Replace it and you're good to go !
You might try the WD-40 and "tap tap tap" trick first, though. That's the answer. Since you said the pipe is plastic - It is PVC, CPVC, PEX and all three having coupling and/or glue (Solvent Weld) material that can be purchased at Home Depot/Lowes/Plumbing Supply Store............ Just stub up new pipe and replace valve and be done with it
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#2253286 - 05/11/08 03:45 AM
Re: Help!! Need some plumber type help.
[Re: RedRanger]
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Try liquid wrench for an hour or two.
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#2253294 - 05/11/08 03:59 AM
Re: Help!! Need some plumber type help.
[Re: bowfin]
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try the yellow pages under plumber....  ...j/k oldfrog is right. if you can get under there, brace it up with a 2x4, cut it off, and replace it. remember, it's not pvc, or cpvc though, it's going to be pex pipe. sutherlands has everything you need if you have one.
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#2253780 - 05/11/08 08:12 AM
Re: Help!! Need some plumber type help.
[Re: placidpeninsula]
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You might try a little "shock" treatment if you have room. Get a couple of hammers. Use the heavier one as a "stop" by holding it against the connector. Now tap the connector with the other hammer. Move around the connector as much as possible. With any luck, the shock and vibration will cause the corrosion to break up allowing the connector to be removed.
Shock and/or vibration works wonders in getting a lot of things off.
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#2254151 - 05/11/08 11:03 AM
Re: Help!! Need some plumber type help.
[Re: grandpa75672]
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grandpa ! You are disappointing us ! We need you to tackle this job for our future entertainment. Just think...you might have a snake or rat or wasp battle story to tell us after you crawl under there !
Suit up, arm yourself and get under that trailer, soldier !
Here's a .45 and a flashlight, now get in there and CLEAR !
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