Just screw a new one in from the top ... no removal is necessary. I did the same thing and use the screw from a broken PGP head to replace it with. When some landscapers tore up my yard, I took all the heads they were going to throw away and stashed them for parts like this. You can remove the adjustment screw by simply backing it all the way out the top.

call Toro's customer service at 800-664-4740 ext 3091 and ask for a replacement

well, I tried to use my new skinny key this weekend, for the first time--and it doesn't work. Apparently there's some sort of passive security ignition cut-off in the electronic key that tells the car it's OK to turn on. I will * have* to use the big key, I think. Now I'm going to really have to think about this. My car-key situation is probably VERY different from most of yours. We own a car, but we do NOT use it daily. *I* only use it once a week. On Sundays, coming home from church, usually (not even going there). So that's ONE TRIP in which I actually use my key. About one other time a week, I *ride* in the car, so it would be useful to have my key w/ me in case we need to switch drivers. So carrying the key w/ me all the time, as I've done in the past, seems like an a pain in the neck now that it's so huge. However, if I keep the key separately, it'll be much more likely to get lost, or for me to forget to bring it with me. And it'll be two objects to keep track of. Maybe I can try out the idea of leaving it in the bottom of my purse, under my wallet. If it's flat enough. Then it'll be with me (I might go out back in the garden of our apt. complex w/o my wallet, but I'd never go in the car, to the store, etc., without it). I used to keep my loose change int he bottom of my purse, but w/ this purse, there's a little side pocket, and I put my change in there. (I honestly think this key would be too big for that side pocket, it's so huge!) I agree, Chris--they have deficient design teams. But I'd think the GUYS would be the ones complaining about a too-huge key because they're the ones who put it in their pockets, and would be ripping their pockets out w/ these huge things.

Be careful about getting a sink with square drain. That drain is not standard. You can only use the provided Kraus drain with this sink. The Kraus drain is supposed to work with most garbage disposals but if you don't get a good fit between the Kraus drain and your garbage disposal, or you cannot use the Kraus drain for some other reason, you are screwed. A round drain is standard and gives you the option to use any drain or flange with the sink.