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    Dec 4, 2008, 03:05 PM
    Need to Remove Cast Iron Bathroom Sink
    I need to remove a cast iron bathroom sink that's bolted onto the wall. I don't see any bolts. Help! Suggestions?
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    Dec 4, 2008, 03:40 PM

    If you will remove all of the pipes that are connected to the lavatory, then all you should have to do is to put a hand under each side of he lavatory and lift, you may have to wiggle it a bit, and when it does come off it will be heavy so be careful.

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