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Patchez (Non-US)
I have an American Standard toilet installed(stamped 4000 inside). I received a new fill valve but not sure what tool to use as the water supply to the tank is recessed. Instruction's given with new part says to use a wrench or pliers but neither fit as there is a very little room near the nut. Also I believe I can change it without removing the tank correct?
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packy (MA)
will a basin wrench work?
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North Carolina Plumber (NC)
Or maybe a crowfoots wrench ? |
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Patchez (Non-US)
Thanks for your reply, I've added images to original post, please check |
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