> > http://www.charlestownsoftware.com/vw/sink.html , does anybody have > one of > these? > GoWesty has them. I had to replace mine, too, when I got my westy. It's been some years, but I seem to remember having to use a hair dryer to get the putty loose enough to unscrew the assembly (what I'm saying here is that the new one is an improvement of sorts over the old one, or at least the lower half won't screw into the upper part, so you'll have to unscrew that whole thing from the stainless steel drain. If you find somebody with an unbroken original part, you can simply take the trap apart by the thumbscrews and replace the bottom half). Be sure to pick up some plumber's putty to seal the drain back in the sink. The replacement came with new hose. Jim |
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