Need not be top of the line or newest tech- but durable anyway. Wont be used buy half of the year. Found this DELTA and could not figure out how old it is. Any issues with that model that would steer me away? Price is about right at $35
LOOKING AT NEW 70's KITCHEN FAUCET
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Jadnashua
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FORGOT TO ATTACH IT! I think its the standard type ball valve that I've had for years and it seemed to work fine, but let me know!
Delta Tract Pack Single Handle Kitchen Faucet w/ Sprayer GAR1127-F101
Jadnashua
Retired Defense Industry Engineer xxx
Looks like a good deal. Delta has been using that type of valve for a long time, and parts are readily available. It MIGHT not meet today's standards for maximum flow, if that matters to you. Some places are enforcing that more than others. You should be able to find more info on the Delta website. If you're in CA, an older one may not meet their current lead content requirements, either.
THANKS! I decided it was the old reliable and mine is really old and hard to get it apart to replace the Orings, along with rusted out fastening washers! Im rural in NC and no worries about flow rates!
Dj2
In the Trades
I think you're safe with this faucet, if it's new as they say.
Anyway, you have ebay to help you in a dispute.
go ahead with it.
Anyway, you have ebay to help you in a dispute.
go ahead with it.
Is that faucet from the 70's? Super old Delta design there.
Jeff H Young
In the Trades
looks 90s to me maybe even turn of century 2000
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