Tool recommendation needed for this job.
#1
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Tool recommendation needed for this job.
I need a tool for removing and tightening this hose to the faucet stem. The problem is that the space is VERY tight and narrow. I couldn't get a wrench in there at all. So, if there isn't a tool for this, how do I remove/tighten it? Thank you.

#3
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You may need a small open end wrench.

Small sawzall would probably work too... assuming replacement is the goal.
I would enjoy plumbing so much more if there weren't so many small, uncomfortable, and spider-web-filled locations.

Small sawzall would probably work too... assuming replacement is the goal.
I would enjoy plumbing so much more if there weren't so many small, uncomfortable, and spider-web-filled locations.
#4
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Zorfdt, I already tried with that tool.
Donta_, I believed they must have installed that before they put the sink in. I had to cut the hold faucet out; however, now I need to replace it and I need a tool or someway to remove the existing and put in a new one.
Donta_, I believed they must have installed that before they put the sink in. I had to cut the hold faucet out; however, now I need to replace it and I need a tool or someway to remove the existing and put in a new one.
#8
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Looks like the Superior Tool® - Basin Buddy Universal Basin Wrench Socket has potential. I may try this one too.
#9
Here ar some basin wrenches, I have a couple of the first ones.
https://www.lowes.com/search?searchTerm=basin+wrench
https://www.lowes.com/search?searchTerm=basin+wrench