[Doityourself]

I showed these pictures to my local plumbing wholesaler and in 30years of business he has never seen the faucet in the attached photos. The faucet needs a new cartridge but there are no markings to indicate a brand and the shutoff valve for the sink also shuts off my shower, kitchen sink and toilet so I cannot just take it out and hope to find the correct replacement cartridge. Please let me know if you can identify this faucet so I can stop this annoying leak.

Thanks,

[phishfood]

I could be totally wrong, but that looks very Delta to me. Sorry I can't be of more help.

[mgett11]

I don't think it's Delta - looks to be Pfister/Premier/Kingston or something like that. Here's a link of similar faucets:

http://www.faucetdirect.com/index.cfm?term=sink%20faucets&page=search:browse&f 17834=1%2E0&s=price_low

I couldn't find the exact one, but this may help you in your search at least.

[johnjh2o]

That looks like a very old Moen faucet. Do you pull the handle out to turn it on?

John

[SlowDrip]

It could be an ancient moen, or possibly a crane dialese. Unfortunately, the outside of a faucet doesn't tell us a lot unless the name is stamped on it or it is a very common faucet someone happens to instantly recognize. The cartridge is how to properly identify brand.

[havasu]

it is good to see you back here to help us SlowDrip!

[phishfood]

Amen to that, havasu.

[SlowDrip]

Originally Posted by havasu

it is good to see you back here to help us SlowDrip!

Thanks guys, good to be back. Of course, I am moving in a few weeks and will probably disappear for a bit, but you can never really stop a slow drip.

[bhamiltonjr]

Look like a moen to me ask well