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Fitting new Kitchen sink tap, but flexible hose is too long
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Undo the 90 degree elbows on the copper pipes and turn them to make the hose loops better.0
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Finally managed to get it done.
The existing Flexible hose was 35 cm. Got a 30 cm hose with compression joint. Removed the T joint and connected it directly to the pipe. Working fine for now. Fingers crossed
https://imgur.com/a/fEnXdWM
Thanks everyone for your help
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Can't you slacken off the elbow on the pipe that you're screwing the flexipipe on to, and rotate it a bit? (and then retighten it!)0
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Thanks, that might have worked but now it's all fit and not going to touch it for some time hopefully. Might be useful next time while replacing another tap.Can't you slacken off the elbow on the pipe that you're screwing the flexipipe on to, and rotate it a bit? (and then retighten it!)0
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