Larsen Supply HC-167 Clear Old Style Shower Handle

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO. INC. HC-167 is a clear, old-style shower faucet handle designed as a direct replacement for Moen shower valves. It ships with a long broach screw included, giving installers everything needed to complete the swap without sourcing separate hardware. This handle is suited for residential bathroom applications where the original Moen handle has cracked, yellowed, or gone missing. Plumbers and service techs keep this part on the truck for quick one-trip completions on older Moen shower valve service calls. The unit ships individually carded, with six units per package for supply house or van stock.

This handle fits older-style Moen shower faucet configurations where the clear handle aesthetic is required or preferred. It is a common replacement in residential remodel and repair work, particularly in homes with aging Moen single-handle shower valves. The included long broach screw supports proper seating on the valve stem. This part is sold one handle per card and packaged six cards per case, making it practical for wholesale purchase or multi-unit service inventory.

Key Features

• Clear handle material matches original old-style Moen shower handle appearance
• Includes long broach screw for complete installation without additional hardware
• Sold one per card, packaged six units per case for efficient restocking
• Direct replacement for aged or damaged Moen shower handles
• Lightweight at 0.89 pounds, easy to carry and handle on service calls

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for older Moen shower faucet valves requiring the clear handle style with long broach stem fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified service technician. Shut off the water supply to the shower valve before beginning handle removal or replacement. Use a screwdriver appropriate for the screw type included, and verify the broach pattern seats fully on the valve stem before tightening. Refer to local plumbing codes and the valve manufacturer documentation for any torque or fitment guidance specific to the valve being serviced.