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Dusty MI View Drop Down
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    Posted: 24 Mar 2018 at 6:40pm
Anyone have a wrench for removing/installing a Moen kitchen faucet, that you can tell me what size it is?

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Dusty  
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I believe it's 5/8th Dusty,but there's a few different sizes depending on how old it is. Good luck and keep a dremel cut off tool close.
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just put a new one in this week used a 9/16" Crowfoot wrench
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I always use them adjustable wrenches, one that fits all the sizes, has a self clamping jaw with teeth and will swivel from left to right by flipping it with your fingers. has a "T" handle like a vise has that slides
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I don't know the size but I hate putting in kitchen faucets.   GOOD LUCK to you.
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I hate putting in ANY faucets Tom!!
Heck, I hate PLUMBING in general.....replace this,,,,,,,,OOPS,,,,,now work BACKWARDS and replace that,,,,,and then that,,,,,,,,,,,,and then,,,,,ALL the way back to the last new piece you put on. Pffft
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Originally posted by Ted J Ted J wrote:

I hate putting in ANY faucets Tom!!
Heck, I hate PLUMBING in general.....replace this,,,,,,,,OOPS,,,,,now work BACKWARDS and replace that,,,,,and then that,,,,,,,,,,,,and then,,,,,ALL the way back to the last new piece you put on. Pffft


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I have come to the conclusion that the easiest way to put in a new faucet is to take the sink out first.
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