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    Rusted/broken threads

    It's out. Thanks for the advice. It ended up being much easier than I thought. I sprayed some PB Blaster and let it soak for a bit. Then I took some vice-grips and managed to work it loose without much trouble at all. The inside threads are fine.
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    Rusted/broken threads

    Thanks for the answers. Besides heating to make it come out easier, what is the best way to remove the pipe w/o damaging the threads of the female elbow?
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    Rusted/broken threads

    I am remodeling our kitchen. When I removed the drain pipe extending from the wall, I came upon rusted/non-existent threads extending out of an elbow fitting. The fitting is in a cinder block wall, so there is not room to rotate the elbow off and replace. The threads on the top are ok -- on...
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