Dehco bathroom faucet

harold1946 wrote:

wny_pat wrote:

harold1946 wrote:
HEY FOLKS!!! You have no idea of the quality of the faucet Firedog may have. It may be a high dollar Moen, which can be repaired for less than $20. for a kit available at Home Depot.
It sure wouldn't make much economic sense to throw away a $150. faucet.

A $150 bathroom faucet in a Thor?:E I don't think so.

Amazing how you are able to tell what faucet he has, sight unseen.

Well, if it were in a Country Coach, Provest Conversion bus, Newell, or a Foretravel, I might buy that $150 faucet, but in a Thor???
I just have very big doubts!

wny_pat wrote:

harold1946 wrote:
HEY FOLKS!!! You have no idea of the quality of the faucet Firedog may have. It may be a high dollar Moen, which can be repaired for less than $20. for a kit available at Home Depot.
It sure wouldn't make much economic sense to throw away a $150. faucet.

A $150 bathroom faucet in a Thor?:E I don't think so.

Amazing how you are able to tell what faucet he has, sight unseen.
If it were a $60. faucet and a repair kit were $10. would it make better sense to throw it away and buy a new one?

If it is a Moen contact Moen and the repair parts are free.
Ron

harold1946 wrote:
HEY FOLKS!!! You have no idea of the quality of the faucet Firedog may have. It may be a high dollar Moen, which can be repaired for less than $20. for a kit available at Home Depot.
It sure wouldn't make much economic sense to throw away a $150. faucet.

A $150 bathroom faucet in a Thor?:E I don't think so.

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HEY FOLKS!!! You have no idea of the quality of the faucet Firedog may have. It may be a high dollar Moen, which can be repaired for less than $20. for a kit available at Home Depot.
It sure wouldn't make much economic sense to throw away a $150. faucet.

HEY FOLKS!!! You have no idea of the quality of the faucet Firedog may have. It may be a high dollar Moen, which can be repaired for less than $20. for a kit available at Home Depot.
It sure wouldn't make much economic sense to throw away a $150. faucet.

ScottG wrote:
I would just replace it with a residential faucet - it will bolt right up.

X2

I've done just that on two of my RV's. The all metal residential faucet is of much better quality than the original RV plastic faucets in my rigs. They are interchangeable and bolt right up. It's easier than it looks and much easier they rebuilding or repairing your old one.

You might try contacting Dehco directly. On our 2005 Excursion 39S, the faucets were leaking so we called the mfg for rebuild kits. They told us they were guaranteed for life and sent us rebuild kits for the three sinks and the shower at no cost. I foreget the mfg, but they have a small red and blue symble on the faucets. You might get lucky with Dehco.

Bill

I would just replace it with a residential faucet - it will bolt right up.