Phoenix PF287017 Replacement Stem and Bonnet Assembly, for Exposed

Worked for my shower in my mobile home.

These buggers are nearly impossible to find. If you have a older Palm Harbor manufactured home, these are direct replacements for just about every faucet in the house (with the exception of the kitchen which is Moen faucet). They didn't come with instructions but the install was simple too. Shut off your water supply and open another faucet in the bathroom where your replacing the stems to relieve the pressure. Then simply remove the handle, use caution to remove the plastic retainer as after 15 years they can become brittle, remove the black lock washer by turning it 1/8 turn, use a deep socket to remove the stem and bonnet. Make sure your threads inside the faucet is nice and clean by using compressed air or a little bit of WD40. Thread the new stem and bonnet on and replace the handles. If your handles are falling apart or are old and glazed from hard water deposits, order some new ones along with these, Phoenix PF287015 handles fit and they're only a few more dollars and make the old faucets look just like brand new again. Bottom Line: If you don't want to rip out drywall to replace your leaky shower faucets in your manufactured home, invest the money to replace the stem and bonnets and handles. I replaced 4 tub/shower faucets in my home and it took about 10 minutes per tub/shower.

Easy to replace the old with the new. 3/4inch deep socket. We used a socket that is usually for spark plugs. Be careful when removing the plastic spacers after you've taken the knobs off. This kit doesn't come with replacement spacers. We replaced the knobs with new ones as well. Reason for replacing: screws had rusted out and broken off in the old ones so the knobs eventually stripped and spun freely without the screws holding them. Couldn't put new knobs on because of the old screw being broken off.

Needed these for my bathtub faucet handles. I hoped they would hold up for a long long time. I have had them on for about a year now and one of them is already starting to slip on the knob. I am a bit disapointed. luckily though they aren't all that expensive but when they are made out of a brass material to me its too soft of a material for this purpose.

My mom bought a lot model modular home. It was made quick and cheap and has been the hardest thing to find stuff to repair of fix things. I searched many places to find these and these for perfectly! I have cleaned the old ones and they weren't sealing right and hard to turn even when lubricated. These turn nice and easy and seal. Great find.

Working great

OEM factory replacement stem valves for Phoenix bathtub faucet with shower diverter. Bought to replace the original stems in my 1995 double wide. Super simple fix once the old knobs are off. “THIS ITEM DOES NOT, I REPEAT THIS ITEM DOES NOT COME WITH NEW SCREWS FOR KNOBS” they come with the new knobs if you purchase them. Fixed my leaky faucet problem. A much better option than replacing the entire fixture witch means removing drywall. Almost forgot the hot and cold sides are the same so it doesn’t matter either side you put them in. I really hope that this helps someone understand what they are looking for and what to expect what they’re buying.

Phoenix part for mobile home. Was the real deal just wrong size for mine. Got the correct one afterwards.