Replacement for Pfister 970-500 Bibb Seats 10 Pack, 21/32 in x 18 Thread

Replacement for Pfister 970-500 Bibb Seats 10 Pack, 21/32 in x 18 Thread

• FITS PFISTER 970-500 AND 5713: Brass bibb seats compatible with Pfister and Price Pfister service numbers 970-500 and 5713, the threaded insert your stem washer closes against inside two-handle and three-handle compression tub and shower valves. Ten seats per pack.
• STOPS THE DRIP A NEW WASHER WILL NOT: Use when the tub spout drips no matter how hard the handle is turned, water weeps past the handle base, or a fresh stem washer stopped the drip for a week and then it came back. That pattern is a grooved seat face, not a bad washer.
• SPECS AND WHAT SHIPS: Ten machined brass seats per pack, 21/32 inch by 18 thread, with a standard hex socket for a seat wrench and a tapered sealing face. Seat wrench, stem washers, and thread sealant are not included.
• POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION: Your old seat is a short brass insert down inside the valve pocket with a hex or square hole in the middle, visible once the stem is out. Run a seat wrench in, back it out, and match the thread at 21/32 by 18, the hex socket size, and the tapered face against this seat.
• PFISTER OEM FAMILY: Compatible with Pfister service numbers 970-500 and 5713, the 21/32 by 18 TPI bibb seat Pfister catalogs for tub and shower faucets. Pairs with the FourHome Pfister 910-374 hot and cold stems and the Pfister 910-382 middle diverter stem, both stocked separately, so a full three-handle valve goes back together in one order.
• AFTERMARKET CROSS REFS: Serves the same repair as Danco 38 (30037B), catalogued as the brass 21/32 by 18 faucet bibb seat for Price Pfister and Sinclare faucets. Match your old seat against that number or against Pfister 970-500 before ordering.
• TRADE AND PROPERTY MAINTENANCE: Ten seats rebuild three complete three-handle valves with one left over, or cover ten single-side repairs. Standard truck stock for property managers, multifamily maintenance teams, school districts, and service plumbers running routine compression faucet work. Available to Amazon Business customers for multi-unit and recurring orders.
• INSTALLS IN 5 TO 10 MINUTES PER SEAT: Shut off the water, pull the handle and stem, seat the wrench squarely in the hex, and back the old seat out. Put thread sealant or PTFE tape on the new seat and thread it in until snug. Do not lean on it. A brass seat overtightened in a brass pocket strips the pocket, and a stripped pocket means replacing the valve. Tools: seat wrench, screwdriver, adjustable wrench.
• FOURHOME QUALITY: Brass seats with thread pitch, hex socket, and tapered face cut to the published Pfister seat dimensions, so each one threads into the valve pocket and seals against a standard stem washer without rework. All ten pieces in the pack are cut to the same dimension.
• VERIFY BEFORE ORDERING: Confirm your valve uses a 21/32 inch by 18 thread bibb seat. Not for single-handle pressure-balance valves, ceramic disc cartridge faucets, or compression valves built around a different seat thread. Removable seats only, since some valve bodies have a non-removable seat cast into the casting and cannot be repaired this way.