Replacing kitchen faucet, removing the old one takes the most time and elbow grease, of course.
That all done, but one of the old copper supply tubes is stuck in the supply line ( I am going to use the flexible supply lines to reconnect the new work). A good deal of tubing was slipped in the supply line, and I think a tap in valve installed shortly below the supply connection point for the icemaker had to break thru both the copper pipe and the inserted tubing, causing some shards that is keeping me from getting the rest of the tubing out. (I guess in hindsight I should have taking the tap in valve off, but I didn't think the supply line was slipped in that far --- ahh hindsight!).
Any ideas besides pure force? I guess I could hacksaw the tuning off and leave the little piece remaining in there, but I am afraid it will rattle. (We are going for a future remodel of the kitchen, so I think I will have to get the supply lines moved by a plumber anyway)