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It sounds like the toilets where I work. Not to be crude, but either the water level is "too high", or my balls hang down "too low"... :eek: Adman

Unfortunately not (maybe). The wall behind it is a wall with a full floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall mirror mounted on it. It must be glued on, or something, since I don't see any brackets that could be easily unscrewed for removing it. Another question: IF we have to go in through the...

It may appear so, but really, I'm not! I never felt like I was applying enough force to come close to ripping through copper pipe.... But yet, here we are.

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Hi Jimbo... I'm beginning to get this impression as well. I tried using a removal tool (that grips the pipe from the inside) to remove the leftover piece from inside the wall, but the small fitting seems to be too small, and the medium fitting seems to be too big. Looking at the pipe that...

Hi all... The goal was to remove an old tub spout and replace it with a new one. Well, when I was unscrewing the old spout, what I was actually doing was twisting and torqueing the copper pipe about 3 inches inside the wall. When it broke loose, I now have a tub spout in my hand, still...