To all owners who have a vessel sink in their bathroom. The first picture is of the drain tube that screws onto the bottom of the sink drain shown in the second picture. Where these two meet, there is significant galvanic corrosion, so much so that the nut of the drain tube was corroded through, allowing the tube to come away from the sink drain. The bottom of the sink drain was so corroded that the compression nut that pushes the washer against the bottom of the sink to make a seal, would not unscrew and had to be cut with a Dremel to be removed.
As per Mr. Ulmer; "The part you need is made by Dehco Inc.
Replacement parts are available from Recreation Nation
https://recreationnation.me/main/catalog/169
The part is (ORB VESSEL FILLER DRAIN) the part number is 204790".
When I install the new parts, a coating of dielectric grease
will prevent future corrosion at the junction of the Sink Drain and Drain Tube.
brochures which I was using to guide my purchase. I also think that NH needs to adjust their weight calculations and design. You add a washer/dryer, a 4th bedroom slide plus all the stuff a full timer hauls around in the basement, it is easy to upset the pin weight ratio. With the F550 hauler body, I have more storage to move heavy stuff (tools) out of the basement and onto front & rear axles of the truck and use more of the front axle, thus reducing the pin weight, 27% to 24%.
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