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David Heibult

has any repace the kitchen faucet in a 1991 PT 40 .mine is leaking to
the point of not using. mine has a flexable hose that is covered with
S/S covering. I need to know what is the replacement p/n and how much
of a job to replaced. Dave 91 WLWB PT

rogerwwebb

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "David Heibult"
wrote:
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>I have changed out both the kitchen and bath faucets in my 91 and they
are no harder than dealing with a home installation ... which means
getting yourself contorted into position to lie in the cabinets under
the sink ... and finding that the last fittings your planning to take
off won't budge. Plan to use PB Blaster. I had two connections that
were a PITA.

Roger Webb
91WLWB
Cedar Rapids, IA

Leroy Eckert

Dave:
I have not replaced the kitchen faucet but did retrofit my bath sink and
plumbing. I had to fabricate flared tubing on my installation because I moved
the sink location. You shouldn't have that problem.
Your drop-in kitchen sink should have 3 holes for the faucet fixture. If you
have a spray wand add a hole. If you have a hand soap dispenser add another
hole. I'm trying to visualize Insta Hot. If you have that system you'll need to
R/R the plumbing. I think mine is in the sink. Depending on your
configuration you should be able to purchase a new faucet at Home Depot or Ace
Hardware. Installation should be about one hour unless something is goofy with
the supply lines. Be sure to pressure test before closing up.

Second, repair kits are available for most faucets. If you are handy and the
faucet is leaking at the control you may be able to re-seal it.


Leroy Eckert
1990 WB-40
Niceville, FL





----- Original Message -----
From: David Heibult
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 7:54 PM
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] replacement of water faucet.


has any repace the kitchen faucet in a 1991 PT 40 .mine is leaking to
the point of not using. mine has a flexable hose that is covered with
S/S covering. I need to know what is the replacement p/n and how much
of a job to replaced. Dave 91 WLWB PT





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Tom Warner

Save your sanity and go to homedepot and buy a basin wrench to reach
up behind the cabinets and unscrew the nuts?

Tom Warner
Vernon Center,NY
1985 PT 40

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> >I have changed out both the kitchen and bath faucets in my 91 and they
>are no harder than dealing with a home installation ... which means
>getting yourself contorted into position to lie in the cabinets under
>the sink ... and finding that the last fittings your planning to take
>off won't budge. Plan to use PB Blaster. I had two connections that
>were a PITA.
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>91WLWB
>Cedar Rapids, IA
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Leroy Eckert

Dave:
One other thing. If you replace the faucet and your angle stop or ball valve is
frozen, drain your system at the outside hand wash hose bib to prevent flooding
your bus. My outside hose bib is in the LP bay curbside.

Leroy Eckert
1990 WB-40
Niceville, FL





----- Original Message -----
From: Leroy Eckert
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 8:51 PM
Subject: Re: [WanderlodgeForum] replacement of water faucet.


Dave:
I have not replaced the kitchen faucet but did retrofit my bath sink and
plumbing. I had to fabricate flared tubing on my installation because I moved
the sink location. You shouldn't have that problem.
Your drop-in kitchen sink should have 3 holes for the faucet fixture. If you
have a spray wand add a hole. If you have a hand soap dispenser add another
hole. I'm trying to visualize Insta Hot. If you have that system you'll need to
R/R the plumbing. I think mine is in the sink. Depending on your configuration
you should be able to purchase a new faucet at Home Depot or Ace Hardware.
Installation should be about one hour unless something is goofy with the supply
lines. Be sure to pressure test before closing up.

Second, repair kits are available for most faucets. If you are handy and the
faucet is leaking at the control you may be able to re-seal it.

Leroy Eckert
1990 WB-40
Niceville, FL

----- Original Message -----
From: David Heibult
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 7:54 PM
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] replacement of water faucet.

has any repace the kitchen faucet in a 1991 PT 40 .mine is leaking to
the point of not using. mine has a flexable hose that is covered with
S/S covering. I need to know what is the replacement p/n and how much
of a job to replaced. Dave 91 WLWB PT

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Scott

Dave, last fall I replaced all the "stems" for all the faucets in our
86 FC. Very easy to do. If you have Moen faucets as I do then they will
guarentee the stems and faucets for life. If you are not pressed for
time you could contact them and get the parts for free. If time is of
the essence then most home improvement chains have the parts you will
need. Just a note, If you buy the repair kits buy one kit with the
special "wrench" in it to remove the stem, it will save you a lot of
time. When I bought mine the stems were about $20.00 THEN I find out
they are warranty items from Moen. I was pressed for time and the
faucets were sticking. Oh also pick up a small tube of plumbers
waterproof,heat resistent (hot h20) grease.

Best of luck

ScottB
86FC35 "RUBY" 4 sale
SC


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "David Heibult"
wrote:
>
> has any repace the kitchen faucet in a 1991 PT 40 .mine is leaking to
> the point of not using. mine has a flexable hose that is covered with
> S/S covering. I need to know what is the replacement p/n and how much
> of a job to replaced. Dave 91 WLWB PT
>
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