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Anonymous No.2938271 >>2938273 >>2938274 >>2938305 >>2938311 >>2938324 >>2938644 >>2938919 >>2939121
Hey guys, if the valve is way too tight and I cannot unscrew it and there is no space for spanner, what do I do?

My toilet was like this one but worse. I was doing this to install a bidet.
Anonymous No.2938273 >>2938558
>>2938271 (OP)
I am talking about the valve under the toilet. I had a really hard time taking it off today. I was wondering what is a way to take it off. Because traditional power tools dont work.
Anonymous No.2938274 >>2938278
>>2938271 (OP)
Talking about this thing.
Impossible to twist off. Power tools wont work. No space for leverage.
Now what.
My toilet is worse than this.
Anonymous No.2938278
>>2938274
Forgot pic.
Anonymous No.2938279
Nigger
Anonymous No.2938280
have you tried being stronger?
Anonymous No.2938284
buy a RoboTwist kiddo
Anonymous No.2938290 >>2938390
You could try a basin wrench. But I'm not sure what they are all call that faggot kingdom you're in.
Anonymous No.2938295 >>2938296
It has those wide wings on it, you can just jam a screwdriver in there and pry it. You can grab it with a wrench from below. If it is on so tight, use a longer wrench. However that piece was put on by hand by some mexican dude who is several inches shorter than you and apparently several times as strong.

OP is from >>>/biz/60792615 where he was being retarded for a dozen posts before coming here to embarrass himself further.
Anonymous No.2938296
>>2938295
> It has those wide wings on it, you can just jam a screwdriver in there and pry it.
Lol. Such an idiot.
Anonymous No.2938305
>>2938271 (OP)
those valves are shit, if you don't turn them at least once a year then they seize up and will break.
Anonymous No.2938311
>>2938271 (OP)
Clean your dirty ass house.
Anonymous No.2938324
>>2938271 (OP)
Call your husband to use his man strength since you're too onions-laden to do it.
Anonymous No.2938327
The /biz/ thread shows comic levels of samefagging, I don't know if the guy understands how IDs, or maybe how anything works.
Anonymous No.2938390
>>2938290
Ve refer to zis tool as ze Standhahnmutternschlüssel here in Germany. Maybe you find zis prime specimen of a long ass compound noun entertaining.
Anonymous No.2938558
>>2938273
>traditional power tools
a traditional tool would be a hand tool, not a power tool
in the current case you are the biggest tool here
Anonymous No.2938644
>>2938271 (OP)
Let a drop of oil soften it overnight. A lot of people would default to wd40. I personally like sewing machine oil.
Anonymous No.2938919
>>2938271 (OP)
Take tank off. Plenty of room for tools when it's upside down on the floor.
Anonymous No.2938921 >>2939122
There is a high chance you'll break the hose fitting at least. So be prepared to go to a hardware store for a replacement hose and plastic attachment bit. Also, if you break the porcelain piece the hose attaches to on the actual toilet (I have no idea what that would be called) you'll need a new toilet. So don't get too mad at that stuck fitting. I'd follow the other anon's suggestion and empty the water out of the entire thing and take it apart (take the tank off) and then the toilet from the wax seal on the ground and flip it over and deal with it then. It's a good time to clean your toilet top to bottom in the shower and use any hard water cleaners like rust off or similar. You're going to go through this experience once so better make sure it's clean for your new bidet.

Someone suggested WD40, before that I'd spray on a limescale remover like VIM Bathroom or something stronger. Try and loosen the limescale bond in that fitting.
Keker No.2939121
>>2938271 (OP)
OP trying to install a bidet in his trap house to flip it... lmfao

Bidets are for the elite and travelers. Smelly scum walks around like a poojeet. Call a real plumber or handy-man because your t-levels need to be checked.
Keker No.2939122
>>2938921
But for real pleb do this post. Replace that whole ass nasty toilet with a cheap one and start fresh from the rings up.