Recent content by MartinLacasse

Thank you all for the feedback. I ended up drilling and following the advice of "Reach4". I first started drilling with a 3/16 bit and then followed by a 1/4 bit. Was very simple, took maybe 2 mins and no where near complicated like the video above using a hammer to yank it out.

Hi Terry, That's what I don't understand. If I lift the bowl. I only have this little opening in the back to access the rubber toggles (see attached photo). What would I do then? Try to push them up?

Thanks. I have a 2 speed drill, and also you can further adjust the speed by how much you press on the trigger. My guess is that since the seat is still there, the plastic of the seat will act as a cushion for the drilling vibrations.

Do you think that the vibration of the drill could be dangerous for the toilet itself? e.g. the porcelain

The head does not stick up, and is in contact. I did not notice if the rubber was turning when i was turning the screw. And now that the screw is stripped it is absolutely impossible to make it turn. I could get the head to stick up, by breaking the toilet seat out of the way. Similar to...

Hi, I have a similar situation. One of the bolts in the rubber anchors will not come out. It just turns and turns. Unfortunately I stripped the screw when trying too much. So now I am quite stuck. You mentioned removing the bowl and access from below. I have a TOTO Carolina (MS884114), i...