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[fixbear]

how about this?  http://www.partstown.com/t&s_brass/ts002848-40;sid=RKM2PBWnDrkzPExp-fMAMr1nJ-BnEbNDKwA=

 

Or if you just need the 12 inch back section this  http://www.partstown.com/t&s_brass/ts002871-40;sid=RKM2PBWnDrkzPExp-fMAMr1nJ-BnEbNDKwA=

 

You should be aware, that T&S never made that stem for a sink installation, but as a pot filler.  Which gets less abuse. Someone combined the pot filler with a sink faucet to get you this.  Is it 18 inch? overall or did they use a longer end section that is beyond the design capability of the faucet?They did have a deck faucet that was a 24 inch overall with double swing. http://download.partstown.com/is-bin/intershop.static/WFS/Reedy-PartsTown-Site/-/en_US/manuals/TS-B-0298_pm.pdf 

 

Most 4 basin sinks used 2 faucets. One behind 1 and 2, a second behind 3 and 4. with a 10 to 12 inch arm.

 

What is stripped, the arm nut or the base faucet?  Or both?

[ectofix]

I don’t know why I can’t just snip, copy and paste a photo here anymore.  It used to be that simple.

 

Now I gotta snip, copy, make a file on my computer, hit the photo icon, browse, find it, then upload what I’d snipped.

 

Friggin’ computers!

[ectofix]

I don’t know.  Looking at the length of the plastic cart he perched it on, I was thinking it might be the 069X.  Yet, I’m not so sure it isn’t a Big-Flo variation.

 

Nonetheless, I didn’t respond and was going to leave this for partstownjohn to sort out with him (or her).  After all, I don’t work for PartsTOWN:

 

 

For the OP (r…whatever),

Here’s T&S Brass’ general catalog:

https://www.tsbrass.com/literature/TSBrass_G-11_Complete_Product_Catalog.pdf#zoom=75&page=fit

 

The chart pictured above is on page ACS3.  A Big-Flo variation of the double-joint nozzle is on page ACS6.

 

How can you tell the difference?  WELL, off the top of my head – the only dimension I can offer is by taking a measurement of the faucet seat that your nozzle came from. 

Removing a Big-Flo seat requires a 7/16″ hex wrench.  A standard-sized faucet for the something like the 069X shown above – requires either a much smaller hex wrench…or (more than likely) uses a removable cartridge assembly like the ones on page ACS10.

[john]

Hmm. I’ve always used snippets but can just copy/paste after making the snippet. I’ll look into that.

 

As to OPs problem, yes, measurements would be helpful, as all the pot fillers really look the same.

[ectofix]

John B (Parts Town Admin) wrote:

 

Hmm. I’ve always used snippets but can just copy/paste after making the snippet. I’ll look into that.

 

Thanks John, but I figured it out.  It was the web browser I was using.  My new computer led me to try out Microsoft Edge.  However, I found that when using that I couldn’t copy & paste TEXT here – much less a snipped image.

 

As of last night, I’m back to using Mozilla Firefox.  Problem solved.