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Old 01-18-2018, 10:48 AM   #1
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Broken Kitchen Faucet

Does anyone know the brand of the faucet in a 2016 Eagle 324BHTS?
The retractable handle is leaking. I don't want to replace the whole faucet if I can just buy the broken part.

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Does anyone know the brand of the faucet in a 2016 Eagle 324BHTS?
The retractable handle is leaking. I don't want to replace the whole faucet if I can just buy the broken part.

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Send your VIN to Jayco or ask your Jayco dealer. I found it easier to replace the faucet with one from Costco and got a nice upgrade along the way. While replacing I also installed shut off valves.
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Agree, the big box replacement no matter what brand will be an upgrade.
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I had the same problem and was ready to go to WM to get a new one. But then I sent an email to Jayco and they sent me a new one no charge. Didn't even have to bother the dealer and it took all of 2 minutes to install it.

Since its an on-demand system I only had to turn the pump off to do the install. No need for valves.
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They're junk. Go residential. Money well spent. I replaced our Eagles kitchen and bathroom faucets with residential and found an uptrend RV one for the shower. Space made that necessary.
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Agree, the big box replacement no matter what brand will be an upgrade.
1 Year before we traded in our 2011 Jayco we replaced the facet with one from Home depot. That was a big improvement over the one that Jayco used before. It was a easy drop in replacement any and all will work.
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We just remodeled the kitchen in our house. The contractor advised strongly against H-D faucets because many are "economy" versions of name brand fixtures, often made with plastic parts. We ended up buying from a plumbing supply store and got the exact SKU that was on the manufacturer's web site. The cost increase wasn't worth talking about.

Having said that, I don't see the need to just go out and replace the cheepie that came with the trailer just to replace it. If it broke and NEEDED to be replaced, then sure buy an upgrade if its not under warranty and you have to spend money on it anyway.
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We just remodeled the kitchen in our house. The contractor advised strongly against H-D faucets because many are "economy" versions of name brand fixtures, often made with plastic parts. We ended up buying from a plumbing supply store and got the exact SKU that was on the manufacturer's web site. The cost increase wasn't worth talking about.

Having said that, I don't see the need to just go out and replace the cheepie that came with the trailer just to replace it. If it broke and NEEDED to be replaced, then sure buy an upgrade if its not under warranty and you have to spend money on it anyway.
The reason to replace "before" is that when it breaks you will likely be in a CG somewhere and will have to shut down the water until you fix it. Replacing fiaucets is a simple and quick fix and much easier to do at home.

I replaced the faucet in the bathroom asap after taking possession and the kitchen faucet last year when I upgraded to a double stainless sink.

Pick the faucets you want [I ordered mine online] and do it.
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