HOW TO USE A CORE PULLER FOR MOEN SHOWER FAUCET CARTRIDGE BY DANCO by TASKMAN

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    This is a HOW TO video on how to properly use the CORE PULLER for MOEN shower/faucet cartridge by Danco.
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Комментарии • 69

  • @fortunatedad7695
    @fortunatedad7695 3 года назад +30

    For the ones who are successful in getting it out, apply a grease that is food safe and to make your future repair easier to do and also you will instantly notice how much better the fixture functions. Take the time to grease all parts for fixtures from now on as well. You will glad that you did down the road. Coming from a plumber that does maintenance ;)

    • @kijijikijie8861
      @kijijikijie8861 3 года назад +3

      you are 100% correct... i used that tool and it suck... it even preventing the 2 wings of the moen cartridge to get out... :)

  • @williamburns7580
    @williamburns7580 4 месяца назад +5

    I watched several other how-to videos but yours was more detailed about installing and how the removal tool is designed to function. The other videos actually were giving the impression that you needed to tighten the removal tool until you couldn't even turn it with the vice-grips to extract the old cartridge. Your video was short and sweet and showed how the tool was actually designed to remove the old cartridge and saved me $300. Appreciate you and thank you!!!

  • @zachdelkus
    @zachdelkus Месяц назад

    Thank you so much. I thought the core puller would be easy. Nope. Thank you for the video.
    Replaced the cartridge myself!

  • @DooWops4U2
    @DooWops4U2 2 года назад +1

    Thank You for this posting. Cost me a fraction of what I was charges a few months ago for another bath. The whole job was done in 20 minutes or less.

  • @jrock-xs9vp
    @jrock-xs9vp Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video I had no idea how to attach this tool correctly

  • @timothypeoples3461
    @timothypeoples3461 2 года назад +1

    I would give this 1000x likes if I could.

  • @taskman8352
    @taskman8352  3 года назад +5

    Thanks for the correction. Im not a plumber and there are 4 tools needed. Trying to keep my channel simple.

  • @KeithJohn-qd6pr
    @KeithJohn-qd6pr 5 месяцев назад +1

    try doing it with a corroded old style 1200 valve.....you'll pull the inner core out

  • @rashidbelike9430
    @rashidbelike9430 Год назад

    This shit worked exactly like the video except I had to line it up a little so I could get the tiny piece that holds the Core in place! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @HsingSun
    @HsingSun 3 года назад +9

    You removed the cartridge look so easy. For me, it was very hard to get out.

    • @Shadow_of_Christ
      @Shadow_of_Christ 2 года назад +3

      You should use larger pliers then so that you have a larger fulcrum to work with. All of our mechanisms can be built up or destroyed with the 6 simple machines

  • @samsen3965
    @samsen3965 Год назад

    Very useful.
    Thank your for the upload and big LIKE.

  • @neilkhodai7282
    @neilkhodai7282 Год назад +1

    What if the stem broke off?? Can I still use the puller??

  • @josephb7296
    @josephb7296 Год назад +3

    Great video! Very well explained and made the job really easy without breaking anything. A couple issues I had was the puller came to an end before I was able to get the stem out of the valve body so I slowly rotated the handle on the puller back and forth while pulling and it finally came out. The other issue I had was getting the new stem to slide into the valve body. I destroyed my first stem trying to force it in even after applying lubrication. I took a toothbrush and some calcium/lime remover and scrubbed the inside of the valve body for 30 minutes. The second stem I coated in petroleum jelly and it slid right in with little effort. Never use a metal brush or sandpaper inside the valve body or you might have some new drips. Hope this helps.

  • @cth8tyler626
    @cth8tyler626 Год назад

    Why do ppl come on here and feel they need to critique everything??? He’s showin how the fuck it’s supposed to work smfh!! There some real haters out here! Makes no sense!!

  • @rebeccafalcon4324
    @rebeccafalcon4324 2 месяца назад

    Thank you

  • @jjsantora75
    @jjsantora75 Год назад +2

    Almost every cartridge I pull out the rubber gets stuck inside the fixture making the cartridge a mf to get out. Wd40 helps what a pain in the ass plus most of thr time the water shut off screws never work so I have to shut the water down to the whole damn building just for a cartridge lol

  • @jasonbruce9904
    @jasonbruce9904 3 года назад +5

    As others have said, it doesn't happen this easy.

    • @raulgutierrez1093
      @raulgutierrez1093 2 года назад

      in old cartridge sometimes!!😤😤😎👎👎👎

  • @labmanme
    @labmanme Год назад

    good info,,,thanks

  • @onesri6108
    @onesri6108 Год назад

    I had more difficulty opening the city water shut-off cover than replacing the shower valve 😅

  • @wenyishao7449
    @wenyishao7449 Год назад

    My notch dropped. Can I still use this tool to pull it out?

  • @JohnDoe-gv9jv
    @JohnDoe-gv9jv 3 года назад

    I don't know what cartridge is in my faucet so how can I know what
    replacement cartridge and tool to get to remove the old cartridge?

    • @RoadiJeff
      @RoadiJeff 2 года назад +3

      Take a closeup pic of it, go to the Moen website and contact customer support. They have a brief form to fill out and you can attach the pic to it. I did that and I received a reply the next business day on the cartridge part number. They even sent me a replacement for free since the Moen cartridges are guaranteed for life to the original buyer.

  • @gcuervogold
    @gcuervogold Год назад +1

    It NEVER comes out that easy. I'm about to chain the end of this shit to my F150 to yank it out. Good luck and Godspeed if the things been in there for 2 yrs+

    • @alexs2778
      @alexs2778 Год назад +1

      Recently tried removing 1200 series from 70's (had different name even then before Moen bought them off) and cartridge is all metal with rubber seals going sideways, after torturing myself and the faucet for over 45min ended up cutting the wall behind and replacing with newer Moen that has thermal control. Old ones with mostly metal body almost never come out (you can tell if the stem is chrome plated with ribs on the end then it's just best to either replace with new or use threading method and use bolt after making thread inside cartridge after inside stem rips out).

  • @habibkurt504
    @habibkurt504 3 года назад +1

    Don't buy it , it is a piece of chit

  • @ESk146
    @ESk146 3 года назад +2

    This is why you shuld not use Moen

    • @DaminalTheAminal
      @DaminalTheAminal 2 года назад

      Who do you recommend using? Thanks in advance.

  • @scottwatts3879
    @scottwatts3879 3 года назад +6

    Never works that easy/ The stem always strips out, and there's never enough throw on the extractor

    • @MrTube-wb5zv
      @MrTube-wb5zv 3 года назад +1

      Then how to get out? Mine just keeps spinning....pull out?

    • @raulgutierrez1093
      @raulgutierrez1093 2 года назад

      or use a eazy out!!😎👍🍺

  • @marvellstarks2434
    @marvellstarks2434 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you

  • @rock4ever720
    @rock4ever720 11 месяцев назад +1

    I see a lot of videos for Moen products. Is there a universal tool that will work on all brands? I have a 35 year old brand called stanadyne that I've never heard of before and the cartridge is not budging. Thank you!

  • @vreed5866
    @vreed5866 2 года назад +1

    What a ridiculous video. Sure it's easy when the valve is already broke loose.Which is obvious by all the hand turning.

  • @nateblack972
    @nateblack972 14 дней назад

    Your instructions worked perfectly for me using my core puller. Thanks man!

  • @MrMPRandGumbo
    @MrMPRandGumbo 2 года назад +1

    Just bought an OEM Moen cartridge puller from Amazon. The phillips end (of the screw) has been replaced with an 8 mm hex screw. Best if you have a socket to screw that in and out.

  • @toddtavares7386
    @toddtavares7386 3 года назад +11

    You listed 3 tools needed...then immediately used a fourth tool...
    Then you use the channel locks wrong.

    • @MicroSoftner
      @MicroSoftner 3 года назад

      LoL yeah i was like another tool ? Lol

  • @rodwiberg6955
    @rodwiberg6955 3 года назад +2

    Very helpful. Was able to complete this job easily based on your instructions

  • @mikeherbach7728
    @mikeherbach7728 6 месяцев назад +1

    those fail often fastest way to remove old cartridges is a hot air gun, I use a blow torch for 5-10 seconds , then a lil wiggle pull with vice grips and bam !! slides out fast keep a lil spray bottle to spray and cool afterwards

    • @da324
      @da324 Месяц назад

      Does that work with plastic catridges?

    • @Highvdubguy
      @Highvdubguy 29 дней назад

      @@da324they’re all plastic

    • @da324
      @da324 28 дней назад

      @Highvdubguy No, they aren't. Some are solid brass.

    • @da324
      @da324 28 дней назад

      @Highvdubguy They make solid brass cartridges, too. They are the older style.

  • @loudrimshot
    @loudrimshot 2 месяца назад +1

    Boy! You made that look easy. My core won't budge.

  • @zapoteco131
    @zapoteco131 3 года назад +21

    In the real life never works that easy, it’s a great tools but I’m pretty sure you put that cartridge in the valve just before you started recording the video, also, you used your channellocks backwards.

  • @chitoatz
    @chitoatz 2 года назад +1

    Life saver thank you for this video.

  • @arluyoutoob127
    @arluyoutoob127 26 дней назад

    This Moen cartridge puller worked like a charm. Never made my life much easier. Thank you!

  • @ronniemorrison3370
    @ronniemorrison3370 11 месяцев назад

    nice work!... helped a lot ... ge=reat detail without tooooo much talking - enjoyed

  • @brbedard
    @brbedard 2 года назад

    Hey man I just wanna say thank you you save me a bunch of money and we got it handled thanks a lot

  • @MrTube-wb5zv
    @MrTube-wb5zv 3 года назад

    Mine cracked loose but is spinning but not coming out....now what?

  • @briangingras5886
    @briangingras5886 Год назад

    Thank you I just bought one of these get ready to do it in the future

  • @DaminalTheAminal
    @DaminalTheAminal 2 года назад +3

    DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN THE SCREW! Just get it snug. This is directly from the instructions, especially if you want to reuse the cartridge. Definitely use plumbers grease before putting the new one in. It might be hard to pull... I had to pull about 100 times to get it out... Great video. Thanks.

  • @jamgarza1
    @jamgarza1 2 года назад

    Thank you bro

  • @christophercortez5951
    @christophercortez5951 2 года назад

    Thank you!!!

  • @jeffytodd4261
    @jeffytodd4261 3 года назад

    I just use vise grips

  • @Rufat011
    @Rufat011 3 года назад

    Done. Thanks

  • @aorforever2334
    @aorforever2334 3 года назад +8

    Here is a simple trick to get the valve out.
    Take off the shower head and replace with a standard end cap (1/2" black iron cap - less than $2). Take the pin off the cartridge and turn on the main water supply. Wait until the valve is pushed out by water pressure or you can help it out with pliers. (Have someone ready to turn off water supply) Done!

    • @yakkiebush5671
      @yakkiebush5671 3 года назад +6

      If the cartridge is seized good luck

    • @eagz2898
      @eagz2898 3 года назад +1

      @@yakkiebush5671 and the stem breaks off even more so.

  • @marcelotovar6936
    @marcelotovar6936 3 года назад +2

    Big thanks for the info,,,,,

  • @andyb7754
    @andyb7754 9 месяцев назад

    It would be nice if it worked that easy. 3 of the 4 I have worked like that but the 4th has a lot of whatever on it and I can't get it to move! By the way, when you do instructional videos learn how to use the tools correctly. You used the channel lock pliers backwards (turn it over and re-grip). Just FYI.

  • @williamcabiling5938
    @williamcabiling5938 3 года назад

    Nice For INFO tnx.

  • @johnbrzenksforearm8295
    @johnbrzenksforearm8295 Год назад

    RUclips Plumbers. I fix that!