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Model # 609208212 Official Sears tub & shower faucet

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Stem P9443

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Stem

Part #P9443

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Washer P4270

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Washer

Part #P4270

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Body 10173

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Body

Part #10173

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Aerator N/P

Aerator

Part #N/P

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Bttn Dvrtr P10442

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Bttn dvrtr

Part #P10442

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Spout P9763

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Spout

Part #P9763

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Insert 10182

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Insert

Part #10182

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Coupling Nut 1833

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Coupling nut

Part #1833

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Bttn Dvrtr P10439

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Bttn dvrtr

Part #P10439

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Handle Screw P8327

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Handle screw

Part #P8327

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