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How to replace the drain mechanism
I have searched the internet for information on how to replace the drain mechanism. The tub is circa 1955 and has a lever that rotates to lift and lower the drain. Looks like it consists of a multi-piece rod assembly that I can't seem to get out. I haven't seem any diagrams or sketchs that depict my type of drain
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