TUB SPOUT REPLACEMENT HOW TO

Lastly, I cut the front part of the spout with my saw.It was moved a little by roughly 10 degrees. I was a little bored and applied more force. Heated it for a few minutes till it was hot. I thought about it and grabbed my hair dryer. I sprayed some WD40 and then tried to rotate my spout with pliers.This suggests my spout should be threaded, which turns out to be not 100% accurate. I checked my spouts and confirmed there is no screw on the surface of my spout. Then you could either thread it out or unscrew accordingly. Generally speaking, you are supposed to first identify whether your spout is threaded or slip-fit. I made some quick youtube search and got a rough idea of what I was supposed to do.Here is the timeline regarding what I've done so far: However, I ran into some issue when I tried to remove my current old bathtub spouts. For myself, I have been maintaining my car regularly (for example, valve gasket replacement for BMW E90s) and would consider myself a relatively experienced DIYer. Replacing bathroom spouts, diverters, and shower heads is supposed to be one of them. I decided to do some home improvement work myself. I bought my first old house a few years ago and the cost of living has been rising crazily recently. I would explain my current situation first and then my plan. The spout should be super old with brand names Dialcet Moen on the diverter control panel and Pat No.

TUB SPOUT REPLACEMENT HOW TO

My goal is to seek your inputs or guidance on how to replace my old bathtub spouts. This is my first post here and if there is anything against our community rules, please let me know and I would update it. New updates and follow-up questions in the bottom.

Tub spout replacement