How to Replace Faucet Supply Line. EASY!

Whether it's due to a leak or simply an upgrade the purpose of this video is to help assist you in your quest as a DoitYourselfer! As always straight to the point without the extra talk.

[elisabethrodriguez]

Would of been nice to see how you removed the nuts underneath the faucet

[harrydejesus]

Great video Sam. Connecting the supply lines first to the faucet is simpler than doing it underneath.

[jasongoulbourne]

I knew exactly what to do after watching this video. Thank you.

[joeshmoe]

You didn’t show getting those bolts off of the bottom of the faucet, they are usually stuck on and a pain in the ass to get off, you made it look easy breezy, good video non the less.

[LVXMagick]

What if your supply line is stuck to the water valve? I cant even use the old crappy plastic lines with the new faucet, but I can't get the bottom of the old line disconnected

[antred]

Nice. Always good to do upgrades, but I would not have the patients to remove that faucet without a sledge hammer.

[colszewski]

Shouldn't you run water through your lines before connecting to faucet to clear any debris so you don't clog the screen?

[leesalazar]

Good video! Don't forget that thread tape!!!

[ybrik]

@ 0:58, I have leak in between the copper tube the bolt. It seem they are welded. Does that mean I would have to solder the seams where the leak is?

[ralfish]

I done got a mess going on the valve broke off and oh well cut the water off reaplace it well I did but o got it too tight and it cracked so it leaks lol then now for some reason I fixed all that right and have no leaks but now I can’t get good water pressure at the faucet anymore. 🙄

[danflaherty]

Any need to use Teflon tape for the connection at the base of the faucet?

[reaper-sztm]

I think I would have taken the time to replace those valves as well. They look rough lol

[nik-jieu]

You never supported the faucet to the sink