tub drain removal

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WWW. LEATHERBYTOOLS.COM Master Extractor, removes tub sink, shower drains and pipe nipples. The Master Extractor is made of stainless steel it won't rust or break with a LIFETIME WARRANTY. This tool takes a bathtub drain, sink or shower job or any kind of nipple extraction from hours of labor down to minutes. It can be used with a 1/2 inch socket wrench or impact gun. It has been tested to 7,500 foot pounds. ISO inspected to meet the highest industry standards. Bigger companies wanted to take this to China, downgrade the quality to make it cheaper but because I am a die-hard American and a Marine Veteran I want to keep it here in the U.S, built with the highest quality. $99,95 U.S. Go to the website shown above and order one up today! Any Comments or questions EMAIL tltoolscorp@gmail.com

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[webetat]

There are a few things you can do 1 you can cut it out with a sawal or you can use a smart rench after that you just have to be very creative sorry that is why I invented the Master Extractor

[mywickedness]

Thanx for the video, Helped alot!!

[charged]

Socket, ratchet, whatever. LOL

[tlmlkthomp]

What if I dont have a "master extractor"??

[carynmoss]

@jmil2000 yes it hugs the inside walls, doesn't use the crossbars

[davidmsw1]

Good morning; on our bathtub - which is but 4 years old and supposively with higher quality BR fixtures, our tub drain, which is simply a plunger type where you push down and lift up, began to carode quickly - sign of very poor material,. The caroded plunger simply 'screws' out and the shaft is I believe 1/2 inch. Home depot had 1/4 and 3/8 sizes. The other question would be how to remove such a base for this type of plunger as it appears to just lay in the drain but held in by what? Thanks,

[jmil2000]

can this take out the flange if the crosspieces are broken?

[fire2868]

@Leaplumber Where did you buy this tool?  josephscheer@yahoo.com