Head Faucet brand

[Selidster]

I'm hoping some others may have the same faucets in their KK42. I haven't been able to figure out the brand so I can buy new washer seals. Anybody recognize this faucet brand?

 

[Comodave]

The original faucets in our boat had some strange washers that no one could identify. I finally went to Lowes and bought new faucets. They work very well.

 

[Selidster]

Found it!

Well my significant other found it.
Tebisa

Thank you anyway.

 

[RT Firefly]

Greetings,
Mr. S. "Well my significant other found it." Sounds like he/she is a keeper!

 

[Selidster]

Yes "she" is. Just got engaged a few weeks ago. Living full time on our KK42 and loving it.

 

[RT Firefly]

 

[healhustler]

Does she varnish?

 

[Maerin]

I'm hoping some others may have the same faucets in their KK42. I haven't been able to figure out the brand so I can buy new washer seals. Anybody recognize this faucet brand?

Very cool looking faucets! Hope you can keep them functional.
I’ve restored vintage faucets in old mansions, it’s very very challenging to bring function to old stuff particularly if they’re very worn, but rewarding. Generally not cost effective! Owners said they wanted to keep them, cost wasn’t important.

Yours may have renewable seats, if the seats are worn or pitted, new washers won’t last too long. If there’s a hex or square opening in the seat, it’s probably removable. If the seat is smooth, though, perhaps best to leave it alone. Specialty seats you won’t find at Lowe’s!! Best advice for compression type faucets is gentle closing. Just enough to stop the flow. Most folks crank the bejeezus out of them, it crushes the life out of the washer.

 

[Alaskan Sea-Duction]

Can you tell us where you found the seals. Please.....