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Posted by Sherrill on January 3rd, 2003 06:17 AM

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I am replacing an old kitchen sink. The plumbing for that sink is way over to the left side of the counter. Do I have to find something that fits over that pipe? Can I just put a sink in about a fott or two to the right of where the incoming pipe is now and have it hooked up there with a long extension to the drain pipe (I mean after the trap stuff)? I sure hope so!

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