Larsen Supply S-536-3 Mobile Home Faucet Stem Brass

Product Description

The Larsen Supply S-536-3 is a brass faucet stem designed as a direct replacement for Price Pfister 3193 applications in Monterey mobile home faucets. This stem handles both hot and cold supply positions and is manufactured with a B broach configuration for proper valve seat engagement. Plumbers and mobile home service technicians install this stem when a worn or damaged original stem causes dripping, handle slippage, or flow restriction. The brass construction provides corrosion resistance suitable for the potable water environment of residential faucet bodies. Sold individually per card, with a package quantity of six cards available for trade stocking.

This stem is sized and broached for Monterey-series mobile home faucets manufactured by Price Pfister, fitting both the hot and cold valve positions within the same faucet body. It is intended for residential mobile home plumbing applications where direct OEM-style replacement parts are required. This part is well suited for service plumbers who maintain mobile home communities or multi-unit manufactured housing properties and need reliable replacement stem stock on hand.

Key Features

• Brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance in potable water service
• B broach interface matches original Price Pfister 3193 stem specification
• Fits both hot and cold valve positions — single part number covers both sides
• OEM-style replacement designed for Monterey mobile home faucet bodies
• Sold 1 per card with package quantity of 6 for trade stocking convenience

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for Price Pfister 3193 stems used in Monterey mobile home faucets, fitting both hot and cold positions with a B broach configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified mobile home service technician. Shut off the water supply at the fixture stop or main before disassembling the faucet body. Remove the handle, packing nut, and worn stem, then thread the replacement stem into the valve body and reassemble in reverse order. Check for leaks at operating pressure before returning the fixture to service.