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I have a faucet that is leaking down the flex hose. The one flex hose unscrewed easily. The second is turning but not coming out. I assume the nut has become separated from the crimp on the hose. There's no way to get a wrench on the nut. Does anyone know a trick to remove this hose?

Faucet

Flex hose in faucet![][2]

Flex hose removed

I don't know the faucet manufacturer, there are no identifying marks.

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There is probably an intentional swivel fitting inside, not the best location for one. I'm not familiar with this fixture, but I would guess you can remove the valve body and attached hose after removing the cartridge from the top. – bcworkz Feb 1 at 21:31

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