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12-02-19, 09:24 PM

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Help needed to remove kitchen faucet mixer line

Replacing counter top and need to remove the single-hole pull-down faucet. I'm not sure how to remove the mixer line from the threaded post. Does that brass sleeve slide down to reveal a nut? I wasn't able to move it and don't want to damage anything through trial and error.

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12-02-19, 10:23 PM

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Turns out the brass sleeve threads directly onto the post and connects with an o-ring, there is no obvious place to loosen it from but managed to get it off.

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