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I have applied liberal amounts of WD40 and PB Blaster for the past 2 months - every time I am aboard. I have done this about 20-24 times, more or less.
Each time, after I apply one or the other I have tried to move the handle. It remains intractable and will not move.
For those with a CD 25D you know how difficult it is to get a "pulling" or "pushing" grip and leverage on this particular seacock handle because of its location. I have considered removing the sink and attempting to access the handle from above. I could possibly put a PVC pipe or similar over the handle and use it for extra leverage.
I have been reluctant to do this primarily because I am afraid I may rip the entire seacock out of its backing plate and be looking at a gaping hole with the ocean rushing in.
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All other seacocks work perfectly. It is just this one - and not surprisingly, the one that is most difficult to access.
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Thoughts, suggestions, recommendations, etc. will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance for any and all.
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