warwick senators basketball results

If you don't care about wrecking the faucet, cut off the nuts instead. You can use either a rotary tool (Dremel is one brand) with a metal-cutting disc or an oscillating tool with a metal-cutting blade. Cut through one side of the nut. Then use a screwdriver to pry the nut away from the faucet body. You can also cut off other stubborn parts. First, clean the nut with a rag, then apply some lubricant to loosen the stuck faucet nut. Then, test the toughness of it with an Allen wrench - any movement is a good sign. However, if the nut is rusty, you will probably require a hammer - use a center punch on the packing nut and hit it with a hammer. How to Remove a Stuck Faucet Head.