Frost free hosebib, What is this part?

[AspiringDIYR]

had a leaking spigot and removed this part. The main tube is cracked and degraded. Thanks for the assistance!

 

[Terry]

Usually the side of the faucet is maked as to who made it and perhaps parts can be ordered.
I carry hosebibs on the vans, and it's a lot quicker for me to install a new one that spend time waiting for new parts to arrive.

 

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[Gary Swart]

Replacing one of this can be challenging depending on where the connection is made to the supply line. If it has easy access, it's pretty straight forward, but if it is hard to reach, the fun begins. First thing is to understand you can not remove the old bib from the outside. If you try that you will almost certainly twist the supply pipe and then you really have a mess. You must work from the inside where the connection is. Use two wrenches. One to turn the tube and the other to apply counter pressure to prevent the twisting of the supply line. When you install the new, heed the arrow on the bib to align it properly and remember there is a slight downward tilt so the bib will drain when shut off.

 

[Smooky]

There is more than one part there. It looks like the stem assembly, handle etc from a Prier freezeless wall hydrant

 

[AspiringDIYR]

Thanks for the tips. I was specifically talking about the stem - hoping to replace just that since access to the connection inside is lousy. This part is likely 25 years old or so.

I'm going to try to locate a manufacturer name on the faucet tonight and I'll probably bring it into a plumbing supply store for some help in identifying/replacing.

 

[AspiringDIYR]

Ok. Here's the letters on the side of the faucet. Had to use a mirror because of the tight space.

 

[Reach4]

Yours does not seem to be the same as the one discussed on this thread: https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/mueller-sillcock.58092/

 

[AspiringDIYR]

this one looks really close if not exact:

http://www.lockeplumbing.com/detail...s&s=BK Mueller&s2=&sku=BK-888-190&r1=&r2=&r3=

 

[Reach4]

this one looks really close if not exact:

Nice.

 

[LLigetfa]

Same as mine only longer.
https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/frost-free-sillcock-freeze-damage.65614/

 

[AspiringDIYR]

That's why I love this site! Immediately thought of the Terry Love forum when I couldn't ID it myself