Thank You.
I climbed under both the kitchen and bathroom sinks to see what sizes I'd be dealing with. Both are Kohler faucets. The bathroom had a toggle securing it. It gets tightened by removing the stopper rod and using a hex wrench to tighten the bolt to snug the toggle. The kitchen has a long bolt that a 3/8" socket fits. But now I have a Basin wrench for any future work.
Here's an interesting Ridgid note:
The red and the grey tools marked Ridgid are always made by Emerson, the company that bought the original Ridgid Tool Company.
The orange tools labeled Ridgid could have been made by any of many companies who license the Ridgid name from Emerson. Most often, they are TTI tools. I think Emerson also makes some orange Rdigid.
I've accidentally proven what Arctic Bill said about Ridigd's hand tool (red & grey) guarantee many times. There is never, ever a replacement problem. (And they are hard to damage)
