="GorillaToast, post: 1302983, member: 107059"]Hmmmm...
If I get to it this evening, I'll let you guys know how it turns out. Should be a nice cool 106* inside the cabin!
Well, it wasn't 106* only 94*!
In case anyone needs it, here's a short pictorial on getting the faucet off.
There is a pvc pipe about 6" long that the water supply line connects to and goes up into the faucet. There is no nut holding this to the underside of the counter, just a plastic compression nut for the supply line. You'll find that none of these fancy, high priced plumbers tools will do the job.
This is the correct tool for this job
In fact, if you've got gorilla hands, you might not need a tool at all. Once the nut is off, pull up on the knob like this.
There's a little white pin that holds the knob to the spindle. Pull it out to take the knob off.
Now comes the tricky part. Pull and yank and pry with all you might to break the faucet body free of whatever adhesive is holding it to the countertop. When, after 15 mins of cursing and sweating you are about to give up and break out the grinder, do this...
The body lifts off to reveal this!
Surprise! Surprise! Who'd a foreseen that one? Next step should be obvious, or you should not be allowed to use tools
Only thing left to do is this
