[folivier]

Thought it might be a Delta but can't find it on their website.
What makes it different is the drain rod is in front of the spout.
I want to change the handles so if anyone can identify the brand that will help me.
Thanks!

[rheavn]

Forest,
That faucet looks very similar to a faucet I installed in my home at the same time your coach was built. Mine is an American Standard.

[folivier]

I've searched for Delta, American Standard, Kohler, Grohe, and others and not finding that faucet style.
I want to change the handles to a lever style, or at least fluted acrylic. But want somehthing that matches since all of the towel bars are the same design. These are difficult to turn when your hands are wet or soapy.
I've got the same problem as Les. Not sure how the handles come off and don't want to damage them trying.
Not a priority right now but the weather is kinda nasty so I have time to do some internet searching now.

[encantotom]

here is my delta faucet

tom

[folivier]

Looks just like mine Tom, except mine is brass.
Great, now I know where to search further. Do you have the manual?
I should be able to find the handles I want once I figure out how to get them off.

[encantotom]

didnt need a manual. no gots

tom

[encantotom]

mine just started leaking at the base of the hot water handle. i called delta and they are sending me a complete replacement guts for both hot and cold for free. 20 year old faucet. thats why i use delta in my homes.

tom

[Latitude 28]

Same for us, Delta all the way in our homes we have built.  To remove the handles the very top is like a cap with internal spring tabs going down into the handle.  There should be a very faint seam between the cap and handle that you can slide a thin putty knife between the two and gently pry upward.  

Steve

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Picture as to the faint seam I was talking about.....

Steve

[bikestuff]

Mine is very similar and on mine, the top cap screws off.