I know.. old question... I have a double kitchen sink... pf faucet with lever handle and pull out faucet... the nut which holds it all snug under the sink is almost 2" in diameter.. i can't get a crescent wrench on it and my 12" plumbers wrench? (the vertical one that can switch the grip for loosen...

I want to lubricate a 10 - 12 yr. old Delta tub/shower faucet; it's a two part handle with the temp control on top and volume underneath; but can't see how to dismantle it; there are no set screws, just a chrome tip to the plastic handle but I can't get the tip to come off and don't want to pry too...

I need to replace the cartridge in my bathroom faucet, but I can't get the 1 1/2" nut off under neath the sink. The basin wrench that I bought only goes to 1" and a 12" wrench is too big for the space under the sink. I called a tool rental place and they also did not have a basin wrench large...

I am demoing my small bathroom. But I have been unable to get the little buttons over the screws holding the handles on, off. What can I do to pop these buttons off?? Bathroom is about 20 years old and I don't think these handles have ever been removed. Please help?