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(More customer reviews)I bought a new disposal, but the tube that came with it was too short to reach the drain pipe, so this looked like the perfect solution. I had a hard time figuring out how to install this thing, but I got it eventually. I thought I'd search around and see if there were instructions online or if anyone else had problems. Looks like I wasn't the only one, and I couldn't find instructions, so here is how I'm pretty sure it's supposed to work:
1. Pop metal flange over disposal end of tube.
2. Insert white flange into disposal end of tube, with cylindrical part extending into tube. This is difficult, I had to squeeze it down into the tube and then pull it back up to get the flange to seat in the lip. I was sure the tube was going to stretch or break, but it didn't.
3. Install rubber gasket onto disposal end of tube, flat side out. There's a groove in the gasket that fits over the lip (which is now reinforced by the white flange).
It seats very securely to the disposal, and the bendy-straw-like bellows allows it to easily install to the drain pipe.
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Flexible Discharge Tube With Clamps And Gaskets, Fits All Master Plumber, Crosley And In-Sink-Erator Disposers Including Sears Kenmore.
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