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Any one have any idea? Probable '50's... Crane? A-S?

Put in your sink and drain the washing machine into it

Assuming it goes straight into a santee in the wall, yes. if it goes sideways you'll still have a better chance of making the turn. 90% chance its a santee.

For goodness sakes, just cut off the J bend. Those style of straps are a pain as it is, and heres just another example. When the drain is cleared install a regular slip joint trap

It's a Moen valve, Legend or Chateau, and all parts are available at your nearest big box store. Cartridge,clip,trim, spout, shower arm and head. In your choice of decorator colors. Plus , no annoying balancer or restricted flow.

The water alone in a K-5540 would weigh 188 lbs. in a K-5950 Cast Iron sink the total would be 230 lbs. And thats without somebody pressing down to scrub a pot.

All the granite tops I've seen were glued to a plywood base with the sink sandwiched between the wood and the Granite. The sealant was put between the sink and the granite but only as a seal. The weight of the sink was supported by the plywood. You happen to have a stainless sink but don't...

You not only have to remove the sink, you will undoubtably have to cut the pop-up drain assembly off with a Sawzall. Replace with a Chrome plated one of decent quality. Price Pfister at least. That P trap is worth saving. What vintage is it? Look for date stamp on the sink.

Call Kohler tech support @ 920-803-3927 Send pic to [email protected] when requested.

Looks like a Price Pfister but acts like a Kohler... Try unscrewing between the brass rings and the tapered part. Many a Kohler comes apart just like that. Two pieces create a sandwich around the shaft screw.

How you gonna get AIR pressure inside your water pipe? Yes, fluids don't compress or expand, until they change to a solid. In this case water to ice. Running a drip merely keeps the water from freezing.

Gee, It looks alright to me...🤪 Before I start, I want to remind you all that there is a difference between Pressure and Flow. One is PSI and the other is GPM. Also it was not clear if he is on a well or on city water. Check the pressure (PSI) at the hose bibb on the house closest to the...

Heres the details on the toilet in question. Note that the trap is vented towards the tank. Possibly speeding the load on its way. My take, that the existing flange is less than 12" from the wall

Definitely agree with Broplum. I live in earthquake country and a rigid gas pipe could have disastrous effects in a shaker. 'Course your house insurance will pay for fire but not for earthquake so ....

No mystery...It's a pressure relief valve. Maybe a combination temperature and pressure relief valve. Not the best location for temp. but ok for pressure.

Unscrew the chrome 90 from the 1 1/2" pipe and just install a new p-trap. Plastic preferred. Although you might want to get a new metal slip joint nut and seal like the one in your pic.

Or you could just replace the lift up diverter. Unscrew the knob ( #11 in diagram above) and push the #10 thingy out . There is or should be a rubber washer, (#s 13 and 14) which seals off spout and sends water to showerhead. repair or replace. BTW, I once did a repair on a similar situation...

Oh c'mon , What could possibly go wrong...

Has to be Moen faucets. sink or tub. As stated, if you are the original owner, Moen will supply cartridges for free. Call CC.

Thats a Moen valve and does not need to be changed! You said the original diverter spout, which must also have been Moen, lasted 10 years. If you are the original owner Moen will replace your spout for free. Part only. It is important to know if this spout screws on or is held in place by a...