Replacing a drain assembly on a bathroom sink isn’t all that tough. Tool Dude Tony walks you through the process step-by-step in this episode of How to Fix Sh#t 101. Thankfully, there is no plumber’s crack in this video.
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Thanks, I just bought a house where this pipe was broken in both bathrooms (and packed with pens, rubber bands, and a comb...) and I was able to replace both myself. Your video was very helpful!
Yet another video installing an overflow drain assembly into a non-overflow sink.
The one thing I couldn’t figure out when I installed a new faucet. You are the man Tony.
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Thanks Tony!
I'm glad this video showed that you probably have to grab the flange with pliers (destroying it) to get it out. This is particularly true on older, non-PVC connections that will have rusted or simply locked in place if they've been there for years.
Thank you.
Video was very helpful. On a trivial note, those were imitation generic tongue in groove pliers and definitely not Channellock.
About to replace my drain with a popup drain, because the plastic piece under the stopper is broken and the Clevis arm or whatever is totally not working. But turns out I had the clip attached incorrectly, but I like the idea of saving money here.