The Husky Tub Drain Extractor is designed to hep you remove drains that have corroded crossbars that would otherwise be difficult to remove. After attaching the tool to the end of a 1 in. ratchet or other driver, simply place the extractor in the drain and rotate it out counterclockwise. Lifetime Warranty.
Removes stubborn drains
Solid metal design with zinc coating
Use with any 1 in. drive ratchet
Industrial grade strength
Backed by the lifetime Husky warranty
Bottom of tub drain outer diameter is 1-3/8 in. and the top of the tool as an outer diameter of 1-5/8 in.
Q:Will this work on a sink basket when the cross is broken out
by|May 9, 2023
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A: It's designed for drains with damaged or corroded crossbars. Removes stubborn drains.
by|May 9, 2023
Q:What size socket is needed?
by|Dec 27, 2022
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A: The adjustable wrench or 1" socket could be used.
by|Dec 27, 2022
A: Been so long since I used it, I don't remember. Believe I just used a large crescent wrench. The trick is to hammer it in a bit first.
by|Dec 28, 2022
Q:Is this a one time use tool? I used it to remove a tub drain and it worked well but now I can?t separate the tool from the drain.
by|Dec 26, 2022
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A: Nope, you should be able to get the drain free.
by|Dec 28, 2022
A: Sometimes work calls for a hammer. This is not a one-time use tool, and once you remove it from the old drain, you can use it again on the next one.
by|Dec 30, 2022
A: It's not a one time use tool. Pls go to your local Home Depot for exchange another on if you can't take out this one from the drain. Thanks
by|Dec 29, 2022
Q:Will it remove an old rusty one from the 1950's?
by|Oct 11, 2022
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A: I can’t say, we had no threads on the metal piece of the drain for the tool to grab on to and it seemed like the opening was too big for it. I’d say if your drain still has the threads in it and the opening is not too big, then give it a try. If it doesn’t work out you can always just return the tool like I did.
by|Nov 4, 2022
A: It's for drains with damaged or corroded crossbars. Good luck to you.
by|Oct 11, 2022
A: Nope. It did now work at all on my old tub drain. I will probably have to cut it out and hope I don't damage the tub.
by|Oct 15, 2022
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Oct 4, 2022
Does not catch drain
Bought this since I spend a good amount of time dealing with tub drains that are rusted and no longer have the "T". When I tried using it the teeth do not catch the drain. Giving it a tap with the hammer only makes it jump instead of making it snug. And after frustratingly hammering at it and finally becomes some what snug, it slips and losses grip on the drain when I attempted to turn it. Very disappointed in this product
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Mar 14, 2021
May need impact
The 60 year old drain I was working on was almost too big for this. Wouldn't bite. It worked when standing on top of it with a pneumatic impact wrench.
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Oct 23, 2020
This is a great tool for removing a stuck drain. It is particularly good at removing drains that...
This is a great tool for removing a stuck drain. It is particularly good at removing drains that do not have cross pieces in them. A pipe with slots cut in opposite sides of an end would probably work better to remove a drain with cross pieces in them. A drain removed with this tool will likely not be re-usable, but removing a drain without cross pieces by other methods will likely be more difficult and will also ruin the removed piece. This tool would be my preferred method. You will need a 1" wrench or socket to use this tool.
We picked up this handy tool to help me replace the 6 drains in all our bathroom sinks. Ended up ...
We picked up this handy tool to help me replace the 6 drains in all our bathroom sinks. Ended up not needing to use it. Sinks are easier to deal with because you can loosen the drains from underneath. This tool is needed for TUBS because you usually can't access the drain under the tub. I'll keep this until needed in the future. Sure it will be needed.
The Husky Drain Removal Tool is a very sturdy, well made, quality tool. It's the type of tool you...
The Husky Drain Removal Tool is a very sturdy, well made, quality tool. It's the type of tool you have no use for, until you do. It fit into the drain perfectly. Of course you need the right size wrench to use the drain removal tool. That being said, it was very easy to use and with the proper size wrench, it requires very little torque on my husband's part. I would recommend having this before you need it, because when you need it, you need it!
This Husky drain removal tool is an essential tool for all DIY’ers that do plumbing. This tool ac...
This Husky drain removal tool is an essential tool for all DIY’ers that do plumbing. This tool actually bailed me out of what I thought was a no going back situation. A common drain removal and installation tool that I had used many times before had broken the support bars in the drain when trying to remove the old one of 20+ years. I used this Husky drain removal tool as a last resort and it worked great, it extracted the old drain with ease.
This drain remover is a nice hefty piece. I can tap it into a drain using almost any of my hammer...
This drain remover is a nice hefty piece. I can tap it into a drain using almost any of my hammers. It’s easy for me to put a 1” socket on the built in hex nut and turn using a breaker bar or cordless impact wrench. I can also use a 1” wrench or adjustable wrench. This solid tool should give me years of reliable service. I don't look forward to using it, but I sure am glad to have it.
This is well worth the ~$20. It easily removes old corroded drains in a matter of seconds. I had ...
This is well worth the ~$20. It easily removes old corroded drains in a matter of seconds. I had a drain that was very corroded. Someone before had tried to remove the drain and had broken off the cross members at the bottom of the drain in trying to get it to come out. I tried using a screwdriver and hammer to encourage the drain, but it wouldn't budge. By Googling "How to remove a drain", a video using a tool like this popped up and it became readily apparent that this was the way to go.
This turns a tough, cumbersome, not-looked-forward-to task into an extremely easy one. If you can remove your drain with a pair of needle nose pliers and channel locks (or some other method), then I would NOT recommend buying this product. However, if you have a drain that you can't get out or even budge, this is will be some of the best $$ you've invested.
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Apr 20, 2020
So much easier to remove a drain with this tool. Sure wish I had this for some previous projects...
So much easier to remove a drain with this tool. Sure wish I had this for some previous projects!! It is heavy metal and very robust, so I'm sure this will last a long time. There are ridges on the outside, so it is easy to grip. Really easy to just place it over the drain and get it out. I have struggled in the past to get out drains, and with this tool is the best way to do it.
I used the Husky Drain removal tool to remove a 20 year old chrome traditional “grate” style drai...
I used the Husky Drain removal tool to remove a 20 year old chrome traditional “grate” style drain in my tub to replace it with a more modern pop-up style brushed aluminum drain. It was easy to use as I just used my ratchet and socket on the drain remover and simply wrenched the old drain loose and free from the tub. I would not recommend using for tightening the new drain but works awesome for removal of your old!
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