Union Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

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this is the plate behind the handle or it is the plate that is on the shower head arm itself its the little circle plate that is againts the wall to hide the hole

You will need to buy a scuffle hoe. This particular hoe allows you to get deep under the dirt and slice roots below the surface.

You can buy a union planting hoe at Walmart - they are sold online for $33.99.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Union-Tools-Garden-Agricultural-Hoes-w7s-warren-planting-hoe-union-delux/15579717.

You can purchase a great quality stirrup hoe online for $47 at http://www.johnnyseeds.com/p-5496-5-stirrup-hoe.aspx.

There are two main types of planting hoes - weeding and chopping hoes. Weeding hoes are designed to slice weeds at ground level. Chopping hoes have blades with a sharp angle pointed down to aid in moving soil. They are designed to cut up weeds.

A planting hoe is a hand tool used for weeding and loosening the earth around plants. It has a thin flat metal blade attached to a long handle.

I have a similar problem in a house I just moved into. It's clearly not an issue with the temperature settings because I adjusted those and it hasn't fixed the problem. Pressure is low and it's only hot water, which leads me to believe the cold water isn't making it to the faucet for some reason. Have you figured out a solution? I'm searching all over and can't find anything. It's maddening. Thanks.Bob

You could try to put a knife at the edge of the stopper and try to pry it up while pushing it, there is probably just some grime holding it down

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Check out these web sites for information on your faucet.

The first things that come to mind for me are Cheap fitting, or fitting is in a bind, and the most common problem with compression fittings is over tightening. I hope this helps.

remove handle , unthread collar , same with chrome body base . make sure water is turned off from valve

May I get the model # to help you more

From basement,crawl space or cut an opening in floor,to get to the damaged pipe. If you can cut it, you may be able to pull it out from another location and feed new material back. Unfortunately your going to have to apply heat and solder, in a confined space under the floor. Not too good!

Call a plumbing supply house like Ferguson Enterprises, Winnelson, Dahl, Proline Supply.

pegasus is a home depot product u need to adjust ur anti scald setting the valve is shipped in cold position it should have a red and blue plastic clips that go over the grooved thing call pegasus customer service at 1888 328-2383 they should be able to assist u with ur problem if u need parts or how to adjust the anti scald system

when it is sold the anti-scold is set at cold to protect the buyer -the piece with the groves on it is the stem their should be two plastic clips a red and blue that slid over it these clips are the adjustment -also give pegasus a call they have an 800 number to assist u or home depot the carry the brand

simply loosen the axle nuts on the rear axle (3/8 axle = 15mm or 5/8 wrench 14mm axle = 19mm or 3/4 wrench). then slide the wheel forward in the dropouts, and remove the chain from the freewheel/cog and chainwheel/sprocket. (be sure to do your best job at not tangling it or it will cause about an hour of headaches lol). then loosen the brakes using either the barrel adjusters or simply removing the straddle cable.then slide the wheel out. any more questions contact me directly.

there is another plumbing place called furgouson i think thats how you spell it,check my spelling,lol good luck.if they don't have it they most times can order it for you.

This is because the ferrul ring has been compressed on the pipe and is very tightly secured under the nut. There is a very handy puller available which will pull the nut and ferrul off of copper piping. Without the special tool you are probably going to be faced with cutting it off and starting over again if your project affords that room. If the nut and ferrul appear good can you stay using the existing nut and ferrul? If you have no room to afford cutting and starting fresh,the nut and ferrul can be split or cut off which is somewaht of a chore. Ive got a little dremel cutting wheel that splits them off fairly well but have to bevery painstaking not to damage the pipe with the grinder wheel