Stubborn kitchen pipe

[prrosa]

Just finishing a remodel in my sons kitchen. I neglected to remove a drain pipe that protruded from the wall. It is 10 inches long and threaded into a 90 degree fitting where it comes out of the wall. It is galvanized and has been in place for 57 years. Not a ton of room under the sink cabinet to work, but can get a 14" pipe wrench on it. It will not budge even allowing the younger guys to take a shot at it. Does anyone have any suggestions, tips or tricks?????

 

[Kreemoweet]

Get a rubber pipe cap that fits. Cut pipe off, leaving stub to fit cap on. Install cap. Done.

 

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[Gary Swart]

You might try PB Blaster. It is an excellent penetrating oil for corroded threads. Spray it on, let it set, maybe give it a second shot. Give it a chance to work. Note: WD40 is not a penetrating oil as may folks tend to believe.

 

[hj]

The 14" wrench and a big hammer. A "right angle wrench", a long 1/2" drive extension using a breaker bar and "cheater". Remove the sink so you can use a "real" wrench.

 

[prrosa]

Thanks for the suggestions, ended up cutting it off leaving 2 inches then a furnco and all is well, thanks.