I have a stuck 1222. The cheap cartridge puller only pulled it maybe 1/8". I didn't want to pull on it too hard. I ordered the ONA puller as soon as I returned the cheap puller. Supposedly it is arriving tomorrow. I am praying it comes out like how it does in all the videos. We have very hard water where I live. Even with the softener it still gets a lot of buildup...
I had used the Moen and Danco style pullers. I found I needed to add short sections of 3/4" PVC pipe as I pulled the cartridge out in order to give the base of the tool more distance from the valve housing. Removals were tense and took a long time. I wondered whether I was in over my head as a homeowner doing this. I found mention of the ONA puller on another TH-cam video and bought one from Amazon. It literally took me less than one minute to pull the 1225 valve cartridge, These may have been the original valves and were very stiff to operate. The first shower's cartridge replacement went so fast that I did the other two in the house while the water was off. They also came out in just about a minute or so. Very happy camper!!
Just used your puller to remove a posi-temp that would not come out. Piece of cake! Your puller saved the day, cartridge came out just as in your video… all of it! Thx, I get the rest of my Sunday afternoon off!
I can certainly say with confidence that this is one STAND UP company, I know the team well and hope to see them keep striving to be bigger. I also love that the American dream is still alive with places like this, KEEP IT UP JR!!
My father has this tool, I've worked with him for a few years and have recently taken on the truck myself. I've since relapced a handful of Moen valve bodies but I've never had to change the cartridge in one until today. My father already had the tool in the truck but I had never used it. This video saved me!
I had a Moen 1222 cartridge that would not budge, this tool pulled it out with ease. Highly recommend. If you have A stuck Moen Cartridge that will not come out, this is the tool for you. Moen Cartridge Extractor Tool for Posi-Temp 1222, 1225 and 1200.
Had a posi temp hand it to me today and decided to not fight with them anymore. Cannot wait to use this tool. I dont bump into these cartridges often but when I do they have always been a pain 😅
Just got one! and I love it, the amount of curse words i used just using what moen gives, then the one they sell at HD were trash. I have apartments i manage, i should have bought this ages ago!
Thank you for the posi-temp add on. Those old nylon cartridges are always stuck. Flawed design? Ya but they sold several million of them. And the cheap little plastic "extractor" the provide with a new cartridge is an insult. Your tools are the only ones I carry. Thanks again.
Amazing tool!! I had tried to use the Moen removal tool first. The screw twisted off. Then I bough the Danko version and the same outcome. I purchased this off of Amazon after watching the video. Holy cow!! I even video taped it. The 1222 was stuck as if it was concreted in. I slowly turned the handle and it came out slow but intact. It was so stuck that I had to put some muscle to it but I won this time!! I don’t know if it is just a poor design of the 1222 to start with. I was thinking how can something be so hard to get out? But this tool kicked butt!! Worth every penny. One last thing. About 3 years ago I had a Plummer friend try to take out my master bath 1222 and he hammered on it for about an hour but finally got it out after a lot of sweat. Then I had another Plummer friend try t take out a Moen faucet cartridge that was leaking. He could not get it out and left me hanging. The best he could do was turn the valve off for the hot side that was leaking. I think a Plummer that does not carry this in his or her tool box is not smart! Or maybe just do not know about this amazing tool!!
One of my best tools. This tool IS confidence. This tool does the job every time. ALL OTHER 1200 PULLER TOOLS ARE TRASH!! TRASH, I SAY!! ( forgive me. I can get carried away...) Live a full life. Buy this tool. Only then will your life be full. I mean, for a plumber. Plumbers are the best. I know this because I'm a plumber. This makes complete sense to me...
This thing is a game changer! Although I have to admit until I found this video I couldn’t figure out how it worked! The QR code on the package takes me to the site but there’s no video. And nothing on Amazon product page. This thing is awesome though!
I’m great full for this tool as a 63 yo weakling . I nearly killed myself last winter trying to pull one of these out. Now another one has gone. What gives with the cold weather? I haven’t purchased it yet but I get the concept of the screw incline backing it out. 🙏🏻
In the pursuit of making the ONA Puller even better, *we are excited to announce the 1024 Stainless Steel Screw for the threaded rod has been **_upgraded and replaced_** with a 170 KSI Alloy Steel Grade 9 Screw,* making the ONA Puller _even stronger_ than before! 💪🔧 You can check out the new screw here: th-cam.com/users/shortsJKAJ0zbktAI?feature=share
@Dan We have had the upgrade since February. If you bought the ONA Puller and it didn't have it, shoot me an email - helpdesk at barrywalter dot com and let us know where you got it and send me a picture of it. We will get you taken care of.
I have a 1200 that must be removed. It was installed in 1986, so, anticipating a challenge, I ordered one of your tools. The price has risen a bit from the $19.97 shown on that vintage package... If this tool doesn't get the job done, there is no Plan B -- I have to take down a wall, and it's all galvanized pipe back there from 1941. Yikes! I'll report my results.
Well, I succeeded, with just Step A. Cartridge came out in one piece, without much of a fight. I'm still happy I bought this tool, so I had a solid plan in case I pulled out the stem instead. Excellent instructions. HOWEVER! I could not get the crank started onto the threaded rod. I'm usually pretty good at starting threads, even difficult ones. I took the tool pieces to my workbench and started threading the rod from the opposite (cartridge) end. There were several tough spots where it was quite difficult to chase the threads through, even with light lubrication. That fixed the problem, and it started just fine. So I can only give you a C- for fit and finish... maybe a little QC attention here.
Barry, I have used this cartridge puller form many years and love it. I had a problem with the piece that threads i to the cartridge. I’d like to replace it, but can’t find it anywhere.
Hello Barry I have a moen cartridge 1222 that the brass piece broke off 1/2 of the brass piece is still inside the valve with no threads I’d bought your Ona tool puller extractor but can’t use it to pull this broken cartridge Any suggestions on how to remove it would greatly appreciate it Thank you 😊 Robert
Jesus, the ONA Puller does not remove the 1222 if the stem is broken off. I know there are some videos out there where people have shown how they have removed it. I do not currently have an answer.
@@barryewalterseniorco , All it takes is a small drill bit and two coarse-threaded wood screws. No pushing, pulling or twisting. I will tell you how to do it if you like.
It would be great if you could figure out a way to keep all the pieces together so we can just throw it back in the truck and not have to come up with our own method to keep 6 piece tool together. I think you could do this very easily perhaps no extra parts if you machine thread a a part of the shank to recieve the t handle. Thank you for a Tool that help pull these stubborn moen cartridges fully.
I had one today tht was stuck like Chuck 😅the brass steam came out but left behide the plastic body and o rings....in the pesi temp 1225.will this help with removing the plastic body out at all ? Water was over 30 grains
I could use this now I've got a stuck 1225 and I'd like to remove it myself but the ONA Puller kit doesn't ship to Canada for any source I find. If it did the exchange plus shipping would probably be $150 Canadian.
David, we have at least one customer in Canada that usually keeps it in stock. Please email us helpdesk at barrywalter dot com and let us see if we can help you.
Okay... Cool for all of us with 1222 moen cartridges. But... what about us with DEEP bathtub faucet 1248 (could also be 1224, same cartridge, but smaller hole designed for bathroom SINK faucets, but often mistaken in the bathtub!)? The bathtub faucets generally are installed with STEM EXTENSIONS! Moen makes/made several versions. I have the good old 13462 (?) OKay, not a big deal, extensions have a screw, and yet ONE MORE of those typical Moen retainer thingys (?) that are like the cartridge retainers, but a bit larger and can be set to make your faucet handle the appropriate height. No problem, you use the standard Moen 14272 tool to unscrew that extension retainer dude, and THEN, you use that same tool to unscrew the cartridge retainer 'nut' thing. But... Now! The cartridge (1248 or 1224) is WAY down in there! The usual Moen cartridge puller tool for 1222 is worthless for the 1224 or 1248 cartridge, way down deep in there! What do you have to help pull THAT cartridge????
Yes, the 1224 or 1248 cartridges are deep down!Once you remove the retainer (moen has a tool to remove the retainer which is usually plastic or you can make a retainer removal tool with 3/4 copper tubing and cut notches on the end, it works if in a pinch). Now the cartridge is deep down. I use a 3" sheetrock screw and screw into the top of cartridge as there are female threads on top of cartridge. Use a pliers and pull up with some might, and will come out. I'm a plumber of 37yrs in business and do this all the time, and it works! Hope this helps someone.
At 51 seconds into your video you are using a Moen cartridge puller (not ONA) trying to disassemble a Delta faucet. I must say this is not going to work and I doubt a ONA puller would work on a Delta faucet either but it was good for a laugh.
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I have a stuck 1222. The cheap cartridge puller only pulled it maybe 1/8". I didn't want to pull on it too hard. I ordered the ONA puller as soon as I returned the cheap puller. Supposedly it is arriving tomorrow. I am praying it comes out like how it does in all the videos. We have very hard water where I live. Even with the softener it still gets a lot of buildup...
I hope it worked well for you.
Thank you so much for this. I don’t care how much it costs, this thing saved me hours of frustration. Beautiful.
I had used the Moen and Danco style pullers. I found I needed to add short sections of 3/4" PVC pipe as I pulled the cartridge out in order to give the base of the tool more distance from the valve housing. Removals were tense and took a long time. I wondered whether I was in over my head as a homeowner doing this.
I found mention of the ONA puller on another TH-cam video and bought one from Amazon. It literally took me less than one minute to pull the 1225 valve cartridge, These may have been the original valves and were very stiff to operate. The first shower's cartridge replacement went so fast that I did the other two in the house while the water was off. They also came out in just about a minute or so. Very happy camper!!
Just used your puller to remove a posi-temp that would not come out. Piece of cake! Your puller saved the day, cartridge came out just as in your video… all of it! Thx, I get the rest of my Sunday afternoon off!
Thank you sir!
I can certainly say with confidence that this is one STAND UP company, I know the team well and hope to see them keep striving to be bigger. I also love that the American dream is still alive with places like this, KEEP IT UP JR!!
My father has this tool, I've worked with him for a few years and have recently taken on the truck myself. I've since relapced a handful of Moen valve bodies but I've never had to change the cartridge in one until today. My father already had the tool in the truck but I had never used it. This video saved me!
I had a Moen 1222 cartridge that would not budge, this tool pulled it out with ease. Highly recommend. If you have A stuck Moen Cartridge that will not come out, this is the tool for you. Moen Cartridge Extractor Tool for Posi-Temp 1222, 1225 and 1200.
Had a posi temp hand it to me today and decided to not fight with them anymore. Cannot wait to use this tool. I dont bump into these cartridges often but when I do they have always been a pain 😅
How are you liking it? It works for me 100% of the time.
Just got one! and I love it, the amount of curse words i used just using what moen gives, then the one they sell at HD were trash. I have apartments i manage, i should have bought this ages ago!
Thank you for the posi-temp add on. Those old nylon cartridges are always stuck. Flawed design? Ya but they sold several million of them. And the cheap little plastic "extractor" the provide with a new cartridge is an insult. Your tools are the only ones I carry. Thanks again.
fantastic tool, worth every penny and then some. Mine was stuck and i could not pull it out until i got this, it was out in 45 seconds.
Amazing tool!! I had tried to use the Moen removal tool first. The screw twisted off. Then I bough the Danko version and the same outcome. I purchased this off of Amazon after watching the video. Holy cow!! I even video taped it. The 1222 was stuck as if it was concreted in. I slowly turned the handle and it came out slow but intact. It was so stuck that I had to put some muscle to it but I won this time!! I don’t know if it is just a poor design of the 1222 to start with. I was thinking how can something be so hard to get out? But this tool kicked butt!! Worth every penny. One last thing. About 3 years ago I had a Plummer friend try to take out my master bath 1222 and he hammered on it for about an hour but finally got it out after a lot of sweat. Then I had another Plummer friend try t take out a Moen faucet cartridge that was leaking. He could not get it out and left me hanging. The best he could do was turn the valve off for the hot side that was leaking. I think a Plummer that does not carry this in his or her tool box is not smart! Or maybe just do not know about this amazing tool!!
One of my best tools. This tool IS confidence. This tool does the job every time. ALL OTHER 1200 PULLER TOOLS ARE TRASH!! TRASH, I SAY!! ( forgive me. I can get carried away...) Live a full life. Buy this tool. Only then will your life be full. I mean, for a plumber. Plumbers are the best. I know this because I'm a plumber. This makes complete sense to me...
Wish I saw this a day ago. I’m going to buy this to have on hand
This thing is a game changer! Although I have to admit until I found this video I couldn’t figure out how it worked! The QR code on the package takes me to the site but there’s no video. And nothing on Amazon product page. This thing is awesome though!
I’m great full for this tool as a 63 yo weakling . I nearly killed myself last winter trying to pull one of these out. Now another one has gone. What gives with the cold weather? I haven’t purchased it yet but I get the concept of the screw incline backing it out. 🙏🏻
In the pursuit of making the ONA Puller even better, *we are excited to announce the 1024 Stainless Steel Screw for the threaded rod has been **_upgraded and replaced_** with a 170 KSI Alloy Steel Grade 9 Screw,* making the ONA Puller _even stronger_ than before! 💪🔧 You can check out the new screw here: th-cam.com/users/shortsJKAJ0zbktAI?feature=share
@Dan We have had the upgrade since February. If you bought the ONA Puller and it didn't have it, shoot me an email - helpdesk at barrywalter dot com and let us know where you got it and send me a picture of it. We will get you taken care of.
Hi Barry. How can I get this updated threaded rod? Thanks
@@billsbbq3221 send us an email - helpdesk at barrywalter dot com
I have a 1200 that must be removed. It was installed in 1986, so, anticipating a challenge, I ordered one of your tools. The price has risen a bit from the $19.97 shown on that vintage package... If this tool doesn't get the job done, there is no Plan B -- I have to take down a wall, and it's all galvanized pipe back there from 1941. Yikes! I'll report my results.
Well, I succeeded, with just Step A. Cartridge came out in one piece, without much of a fight. I'm still happy I bought this tool, so I had a solid plan in case I pulled out the stem instead. Excellent instructions. HOWEVER! I could not get the crank started onto the threaded rod. I'm usually pretty good at starting threads, even difficult ones. I took the tool pieces to my workbench and started threading the rod from the opposite (cartridge) end. There were several tough spots where it was quite difficult to chase the threads through, even with light lubrication. That fixed the problem, and it started just fine. So I can only give you a C- for fit and finish... maybe a little QC attention here.
I apologize I did not see this before. Please email be at helpdesk at barrywalter dot com and let me see what we can do to fix this for you.
works great, thank you :) 👍
Thank you 🙏
Barry, I have used this cartridge puller form many years and love it. I had a problem with the piece that threads i to the cartridge. I’d like to replace it, but can’t find it anywhere.
Blaine, shoot me an email helpdesk at barrywalter. dot com and we will get you taken care of.
On the posi-temp what if stem is broken and cartridge housing is stuck inside of faucet? Iv had this problem before
Agree. I am worried about that too.
I apologize for not seeing this sooner. The tool is not made for a broken Posi-Temp cartridge, sorry.
Hello Barry
I have a moen cartridge 1222 that the brass piece broke off 1/2 of the brass piece is still inside the valve with no threads
I’d bought your Ona tool puller extractor but can’t use it to pull this broken cartridge
Any suggestions on how to remove it would greatly appreciate it
Thank you 😊
Robert
Jesus, the ONA Puller does not remove the 1222 if the stem is broken off. I know there are some videos out there where people have shown how they have removed it. I do not currently have an answer.
@@barryewalterseniorco , All it takes is a small drill bit and two coarse-threaded wood screws. No pushing, pulling or twisting. I will tell you how to do it if you like.
It would be great if you could figure out a way to keep all the pieces together so we can just throw it back in the truck and not have to come up with our own method to keep 6 piece tool together. I think you could do this very easily perhaps no extra parts if you machine thread a a part of the shank to recieve the t handle.
Thank you for a Tool that help pull these stubborn moen cartridges fully.
NYRP makes a version of this, and they give you a pouch to keep it all together 😅
Brilliant
I had one today tht was stuck like Chuck 😅the brass steam came out but left behide the plastic body and o rings....in the pesi temp 1225.will this help with removing the plastic body out at all ? Water was over 30 grains
Larry, it will work on the OEM 1225 plastic bodies. I cannot say for certain it will fit in all the import versions of that plastic shell.
I'm looking for the tools, but I can't find it on any website. Where can I buy it? Let me know, thanks.
I could use this now I've got a stuck 1225 and I'd like to remove it myself but the ONA Puller kit doesn't ship to Canada for any source I find. If it did the exchange plus shipping would probably be $150 Canadian.
David, we have at least one customer in Canada that usually keeps it in stock. Please email us helpdesk at barrywalter dot com and let us see if we can help you.
Most don't understand to get the outer part of the cartridge to rotate. The thing will almost Fall out then.
Where can I get a replacement for the smaller threaded rod that screws directly into the cartridge stem? I lost the one I had in the kit somehow.
Send me an email - helpdesk at barrywalter dot com and let us fix this for you.
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Do you make a tool to get the balancing spool out if it gets stuck on the moen trol?
We do not currently make a tool for the removal of the balancing spool. I have seen one out there before.
@@barryewalterseniorco Are you still in talks with J over here about the Moentrol balancing removal tool? That would be a neat little kit.
What do you do if the shank pulls out of the 1222? What’s your solution to that or are you still stuck with drilling it out?
It is only made for pulling out an intact 1222. Sorry.
Okay... Cool for all of us with 1222 moen cartridges. But... what about us with DEEP bathtub faucet 1248 (could also be 1224, same cartridge, but smaller hole designed for bathroom SINK faucets, but often mistaken in the bathtub!)?
The bathtub faucets generally are installed with STEM EXTENSIONS! Moen makes/made several versions. I have the good old 13462 (?) OKay, not a big deal, extensions have a screw, and yet ONE MORE of those typical Moen retainer thingys (?) that are like the cartridge retainers, but a bit larger and can be set to make your faucet handle the appropriate height. No problem, you use the standard Moen 14272 tool to unscrew that extension retainer dude, and THEN, you use that same tool to unscrew the cartridge retainer 'nut' thing.
But... Now! The cartridge (1248 or 1224) is WAY down in there! The usual Moen cartridge puller tool for 1222 is worthless for the 1224 or 1248 cartridge, way down deep in there!
What do you have to help pull THAT cartridge????
We do not make a tool for either of those cartridges. Sorry.
Yes, the 1224 or 1248 cartridges are deep down!Once you remove the retainer (moen has a tool to remove the retainer which is usually plastic or you can make a retainer removal tool with 3/4 copper tubing and cut notches on the end, it works if in a pinch). Now the cartridge is deep down. I use a 3" sheetrock screw and screw into the top of cartridge as there are female threads on top of cartridge. Use a pliers and pull up with some might, and will come out. I'm a plumber of 37yrs in business and do this all the time, and it works! Hope this helps someone.
Where can I get this in Canada? Just bought the T handle one...
Sorry I didn't see this before. Plumbers Supply in Canada carries this. parts.plumberssupply.ca/product/ona-puller-tool-set-w-posi-add-on-999150-all/
What's the price point for this vs the Lakeview puller that's $175?
Retail-wise, I have seen our customers sell it for $50-$65. Probably less from a wholesaler if you are a plumber.
Strange my 1224 cartridges has no threads on the top...any idea why?
This is not for the 1224. That is a two-handle cartridge. This is for the single-handle cartridge.
@@barryewalterseniorco Strange I thought both were the same TYPE!
@@miralikhan7877 The 1222 and 1200/1225 are single-handle cartridges. The 1224 is a two-handle cartridge.
@@barryewalterseniorco Gotcha
Will this work to remove a MOEN 13463
Sorry I didn't see this earlier. The 13463 is a stem extension not a cartridge.
...but my valve stem is broken off down inside the valve body....what do I do?
I am sorry but the ONA Puller is made to remove the Posi-Temp before the cartridge breaks.
What about the 1224
It is not made for the 1224
1220 ?
I do not have any information on the 1220
Just tried using this. Followed all instructions. Broke on the first try. Screw is broken off into the inside of the cartridge. Thanks for nothing
I am sorry to hear that. Please email me helpdesk at barrywalter dot com so I can see if I can resolve this for you.
I built a tool better one than that
Not the real world of pluming😮
At 51 seconds into your video you are using a Moen cartridge puller (not ONA) trying to disassemble a Delta faucet. I must say this is not going to work and I doubt a ONA puller would work on a Delta faucet either but it was good for a laugh.
Good catch
The good ol Delta 600 series. 😂