Recent content by CJDR

Thanks Terry. Will I have to destroy the spout or do you think I can get it apart if I cut down the copper pipe? How much pipe do I need to leave sticking out of the wall for it to be usable? About three inches work for the slip spout. If you're using a threaded spout, then long, and then...

The problem is I can’t get the adapter off because it’s inside the spout and it twists when I try to twist the spout on or off, so I can’t get the adapter to unthread from the spout. The adapter has a small, round lock that pops around it to lock it, but I can’t reach it. Any ideas?

I’m working on my first big home remodel project and I’ve made a couple of mistakes with the tub spout. This is what happened: Without realizing it, I bought a Moen tub spout that had a threaded attachment aaaallllll the way at the front of the spout near the diverter the copper pipe on the...