If there is nothing else visible, then the spout usually just
unscrews. You can get a pipe wrench and turn it, or try sticking a
screwdriver into the spout and using that as a lever to unscrew
it. Of course, if you have plans to reuse the spout, then care and
padding are required to prevent damage to the surface. If you're
putting on a new one anyway, you can be a little less careful.
-Steve Trovato
strovato@optonline.net
At 04:02 PM 4/2/2010, scott.hall@comcast.net wrote:
>Anyone want to hazard a guess on how to get this thing off? Or how
>to fix the spigot so that when you pull up the knob, it stops the
>water flow and activates the shower (the reason I want to replace
>the spigot anyway).
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