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The old sink
In July '05, I replaced the Newby's kitchen sink. This is the old one after sitting outside for a day or two. The real problem is that it was rusting through by the faucet holes but it was also in generally poor shape and had shallow basins.
Date: 07/21/05
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The old drain system
The center drain tee was causing some leaks and the extension for the dishwasher drain was problematic.
Date: 07/21/05
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The new shutoff valves
There were no shut-off valves on the supply lines. The CPVC pipe went right to the faucet. The first thing I did was to add shut-off valves so the house water could be on while I worked on the sink.
Date: 07/21/05
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Dale poses with the new sink
Dale poses with the new sink. We mounted the faucet before putting the sink in. Much easier.
Date: 07/21/05
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The new sink's basins
The new sink has deep basins of different sizes with an offset faucet mount. Only one drain basket is installed in this picture.
Date: 07/21/05
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A flattering picture of me
Joyce tried to get a picture of my "plumber's crack" but had to settle with a shot of my thinning hair.
Date: 07/21/05
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Scratched basin
We just couldn't get a good seal with first baskets that we tried. I tightened them until I scratched the sink and they still leaked. I bought a less fancy pair and they worked flawlessly the first time. There's probably a lesson in that...
Date: 07/22/05
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Working sink!
After about four or five nights of work, the sink is working!
Date: 07/24/05
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Working sink!
After about four or five nights of work, the sink is working!
Date: 07/24/05
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