BrassCraft Mfg SLD1150 MIXET 6 1/4 Extended STEM Chroom (MS-EXT, 1, Wit

Name: BrassCraft Mfg SLD1150 MIXET 6 1/4 Extended STEM Chroom (MS-EXT, 1, Wit
Brand: BrassCraft Mfg
SKU: 0039166076574
Price: 98.09 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:BrassCraft Mfg

3.3/5

€
98.09

PRODUCTBESCHRIJVING Gemengde 6-1/4 warm/koud verlengde kraansteel en steelborgmoer. Voor toepassingen met eengreeps bad- en douchekranen. Perfect voor aannemers, onderhouds-/reparatieprofessionals en doe-het-zelvers om de gemengde spindel te repareren in de originele, niet-drukgebalanceerde gemengde kleppen. Inclusief (1) 6-1/4 lengte warm/koud verlengde messing kraansteel en (1) 3-3/16 hoogte x 1-1/4 breedte steel borgmoer. OEM-nummer: MS-EXT. Echte OEM gemengde kraan vervangende kraansteel. Installatie-instructies zijn inbegrepen. VAN DE FABRIKANT Mixet 6-1/4 warm/koud verlengde kraansteel en spindelborgmoer. Voor toepassingen met eengreeps bad- en douchekranen. Perfect voor aannemers, onderhouds-/reparatieprofessionals en doe-het-zelvers om de Mixet-steel te repareren in de originele Mixet-ventielen zonder drukbalans. Inclusief (1) 6-1/4 lengte warm/koud verlengde messing kraansteel en (1) 3-3/16 hoogte x 1-1/4 breedte steel borgmoer. OEM-nummer: MS-EXT. Echte OEM Mixet kraan vervangende kraansteel. Installatie-instructies zijn inbegrepen.

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EAN: 0039166076574

Categorieën Tools & Home Improvement, Rough Plumbing, Kraanonderdelen, Kraanstelen,

OEM-nummer: MS-EXT. Ideaal voor gebruik door aannemers, onderhoudsprofessionals en doe-het-zelvers. Inclusief (1) 6-1/4 lengte warm/koud messing verlengde kraansteel en (1) 3-3/16 hoogte x 1-1/4 breedte steel borgmoer. Voor bad- en douchekraantoepassingen met één handgreep met originele, niet-drukgebalanceerde gemengde kranen. Echte OEM gemengde verlengde kraanstelen zijn perfect voor aannemers, onderhoudsreparateurs en doe-het-zelvers.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Color	‎White
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 23 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎SLD1150
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎12.8 ounces
Manufacturer	‎BrassCraft Mfg
Part Number	‎125019
Product Dimensions	‎6.25 x 1.25 x 1.38 inches
Size	‎1

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Scritto da: Charles S.

Great fit and service

The issue I had was the screw fell out and started leaking really bad. But the company exchanged it with no problem

Scritto da: Rosanna Gray

Perfect

It was exactly what I needed. Home Depot only arrows the 4.5".

Scritto da: Olivia Ocampo

Four Stars

good

Scritto da: BobBoy

This is a hard to find item. Homedepot carries ...

This is a hard to find item. Homedepot carries Brass craft, but the shorter one. So far no problems, had it for over a month.

Scritto da: Lucky Crommett

Quick and easy fix

Fit and worked perfectly. Solved my problem of being too short for the application in a fiberglass sower stall.

Scritto da: pawel

Two Stars

ok could work better, already starting to mix hot and cold like the broken one before it

Scritto da: frank sahagun

Five Stars

JUST WHAT I NEEDED

Scritto da: steve

Works fine now.

I finally finished installing the SLD1150 valve in our 1955 shower. I had the same problems. My solution was to notch another ring in the valve using a hack saw, Dremel and a Dremel bit in a drill. The valves are notched wrong for 1955 pipes. Each valve has two notches or grooves on them. Neither are in the right place for 1955. In one of the grooves there is a brass c ring. This ring STOPS the valve from going into the pipe at just the correct spot so the valve will open and close correctly on the other end. After re notching the valve at 3 3/16th inches from the washer end of the valve, the brass c ring was moved to the new groove(not easy). The SLD1152 AND 1150 have grooves at 2 5/16ths and 4 1/16th from the washer end of the valve. That difference was causing the problem. As is, the valve would either not seat at the 2 5/16th or would be fully closed and wouldn't open at the 4 1/16th groove. So basically the valve needed a new groove in the right place. Works fine now.