Toilet That's Difficult to Remove

[Michael Crivello]

I've got a broken toilet that I'm looking to replace. The screws are really rusted and I can't get them out.
Should I just snap them off?

What else is involved in replacing a toilet?

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Also, the only thing that works plumbing wise is my tub...and actually it doesn't really work that well. I've used Liquid Fire to try and clear the drain thee and it burned a hole next to the pipe entrance in the tub...which is why the water goes down. Otherwise it's all backed up.

I've had the park maintenance look at it and they said it was on my side--I own my own mobile home--not on their side that clog was at.

Before I've tried taking off the bathroom sink trap and putting down the snake but that didn't unclog it. Water does go down the bathroom sink but very slowly.

What else can I do to fix my issue/s?

Thanks in advanced for any helpful response.

 

[Terry]

To remove a toilet with nuts or screws that won't come out, sometimes a hacksaw blade will but enough off for removal.

If snaking the bathroom sink drain after removing the p-trap doesn't help, check to see how clear it is from the stopper to the end that fits in the trap. Sometimes you will find a lot of hair there. You can take a stick and some paper and push it through, with the trap off of course and a bowl there to catch it.

If the drain on the tub has holes, it needs to be replaced.

 

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[Reach4]

I would think a cutoff wheel in an angle grinder. Wear safety glasses. I am not a pro.