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macka09

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Anyone seen this type of fixing for a kitchen tap?
Do the wings marked A just rotate?
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Looks like there top access nuts / screws as there’s pins to stop the wings going all the way round when you tighten from the top
 
the black caps just would not budge in situ. There was a grub screw holding the body of the tap on to the fixing. Once removed there was a bolt pinning the fixing to the worktop.
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