Tub Drain Cap Removal Tool

As opposed to alternative methods, the Extract-A-Drain protects your tub's finish from damage, and the only tool you need to complete the Extract-A-Drain removal process is a wrench. This product fits both 1-3/8 in. and 1-1/2 in.

tub drains. Trust the Extract-A-Drain to turn a tough, time. When working on your plumbing, a drain wrench is an essential removal tool for taking out the old tub and shower drain.

Our selection of plumbing wrenches and specialty plumbing tools includes numerous options. The 1.5 inch tub drain removal tool is suitable for removing old, broken, rusted, or stubborn drains. Equipped with 1-Inch 6 Point socket with an extension and socket wrench works even better.

Unique helical knurl "bites" into the drain.The more torque applied, the more bite on the drain or pipe. Superior Tools Tub Drain Extractor turns a difficult, time-consuming repair into an easy tap and remove. When the crosshairs on your old tub drain are corroded or are missing and the average drain removal tool fails, use Superior Tools Tub Drain Extractor to remove these stubborn 1-1/2 inch tub drains.

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Versatile designs work on a variety of plumbing fixtures for comprehensive plumbing solutions. Golden Extractor Tub Drain Tool is a unique tool that simplifies the removal of old tub drains even when cross arms are broken out or missing. The patented design utilizes a standard 3/8" drive ratchet to either extract or install tub drains quickly.

How to Remove a Tub Drain Remove the drain stopper first by identifying the type of drain plug. Remove the stopper and use pliers or a drain removal tool to loosen the drain basket up. Lift the drain out by hand and clean away any old plumber's putty and gunk before installing your new drain.