It has been my experience that you must have the wrench as close to the top of
the holder as possible.If it gets it's teeth into the thing at the same level
as the threads all goes easier.
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<<<Also are you sure that the pressure is totally released upstream and down?
Good question as that was an issue with my first ride in this rodeo. I let the
water run for 10 min until it was just a drip into a pale with the circuit
isolated.
I appreciate all the excellent suggestions. I will not surrender easily. I'll
work on it again later in the week when I get a chance. I really really dread
the under the sink ones. I let Luke do the carbon cartridges for the RO unit
at that formidable location when he was at my place for something else.
He has the strength of a grizzly bear and the finesse of a violinist, with
every tool imaginable, but the price of admission is very high--very common in
this state. It often pays me to take a day off and work on house projects.
Mike
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