All Forum Posts by: Sai T.
Sai T. has started 60 posts and replied 607 times.
Post: check valve - sewage line
- Investor
- West Chester , PA
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I know about Water line but septic system!!
Post: Prior to the closing- no seller concession
- Investor
- West Chester , PA
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@Account Closed thank you and I agree
Post: Prior to the closing- no seller concession
- Investor
- West Chester , PA
- Posts 618
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Thanks, I’m selling the property. I think it’s about seller concession for repairs etc but I’m not sure.
Post: Prior to the closing- no seller concession
- Investor
- West Chester , PA
- Posts 618
- Votes 138
Hello
I see one of the conditions on the mortgage commitment letter. Prior to the closing- No seller concession. what it mean and it does not say 5 or 10 days prior.
Thank you
Post: Removing leaky old sink faucet
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- West Chester , PA
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I agree but it’s not moving and I afraid of damaging it. I’m going to try Lime-away etc
Post: Removing leaky old sink faucet
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- West Chester , PA
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Originally posted by @John Patterson:
contact Moen , if it is a lifetime warranty, they will send you a new whole faucet and you can return the old faucet for a credit.
Thinks I will call Moen
Post: Removing leaky old sink faucet
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- West Chester , PA
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Originally posted by @Tim Johnson:
If you look down the hole where the handle was is another phillips head screw. Unscrewed that and sometimes you have to give it a couple taps with a hammer to loose it up. Then the entire metal thing should come off. Then you have to un screw the retaining nut on the top. Might have to tap it a couple times with hammer and it will pull right out and reassemble.
I do not know what I’m doing wrong
It does not budge nothing is happening whole handle is moving. I tried to upload the video but I guess I can load only pics.
Post: Removing leaky old sink faucet
- Investor
- West Chester , PA
- Posts 618
- Votes 138
If you look down the hole where the handle was is another phillips head screw. Unscrewed that and sometimes you have to give it a couple taps with a hammer to loose it up. Then the entire metal thing should come off. Then you have to un screw the retaining nut on the top. Might have to tap it a couple times with hammer and it will pull right out and reassemble.
Post: Removing leaky old sink faucet
- Investor
- West Chester , PA
- Posts 618
- Votes 138
I need try it again and have some patience
Post: Removing leaky old sink faucet
- Investor
- West Chester , PA
- Posts 618
- Votes 138
Yes, I did remove the screw and tried to remove the base but it did not come out