re-cut the threads, and get a washer that fits the new diameter; and
then you can resize your SGA while you're at it.
Pamela Samuels wrote:
>
> I tried to remove a washer seat from the shower hot water by using
> this boomerang looking tool. Unfortunately, I stripped it because I
> didn't have it seated properly. So, now we go through washers in
> about 3 months, since it is in such bad shape.
>
> Am I out of luck? Is there any other way to remove it? It is an
> older house, and there is no access to the plumbing from behind. The
> plumbing is buried in tile on a mud lath.
Received on Sat Feb 16 2002 - 09:34:59 CST
