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Hi All, your advise worked! I took the Spout off and the whole piece wa kinda of loose already from me trying to remove it. I was able to just unscrew it with my hand and the horseshoe piece fell off on the bottom. Thanks you kind gentlemen. Have a great day!

I have watch several Grohe faucet videos. I didn’t want to pay $200-300 for a plumber to come out for something this quick and simple. I’m so glad people taking their time and are willing to help. I really appreciate all. God bless.

Thanks for your help Jeff. I'll let you know how it turns out. Take care.

Hi Jeff, I took some more pictures. I can see the pipe thread on the other side of the horseshoe piece. Seems like the horseshoe piece screws into the pipe. You think the High Leverage Diagonal Cutters will cut the pipe by the opening of the horseshoes piece and the horseshoe piece will come...

I tried turning all the hoses but they don’t seem to move. The water supply are metal rods. The horseshoe piece is right at the rod so I don’t think bending the rod would make it turn at all for it’s still hitting the rod. I’ll try oil and tapping it. I did spray wd40?

There was nothing attached to the big threaded stub. No nut. It looks like the horseshoe piece is screws onto the threaded stub. I tried turning the horseshoe one direction and the other but seems like the piece does not move. Any suggestions?

Hi, I am unable to remove the bottom part of an old faucet. I believe the piece is the retainer ring (horse shoe looking piece). Please see the picture. The 3 tubes are prevent to ring from rotating around. Please help. Thanks.