MoenReplacement Hose Service Kit for Moen Pulldown Kitchen Faucets, 150259

Works and easy to install.

Fit my sink and no more leaking.

Coupled with a YouTube video, I saved $300 replacing the hose instead of the faucet. SUPER EASY!!

I didn't rate the durability of this because I just put it on. However, I did reduce this review by a star because the replacement part has a plastic nipple instead of the brass that actually comes with the original faucet assembly. It's a part that's going to be pulled on multiple times of every single day. I'm not sure why Moen thought plastic was a good move. But who knows, it might last longer. The original hose only lasted 6 years. The charger in it lasted two. Take what you will from that, since I'm reviewing the hose not the faucet but the faucet in question is pictured below.Now as to the replacement hose it was a great price and very easy to swap out with the old one.1. turn off the water valves under the sink.2. Turn on your faucet to bleed sitting water and ensure there is no water being supplied to the hose you're replacing.3. There will still be a little water in the hose, due to gravity, so put a towel under the sink to catch it.4. In the photos you will see a slender black connector. If you have the same faucet brand just squeeze the two white prongs and push the release out. The nipple will fall right off of the connection.5. Take the weight of that's the black bulb attached to the hose to make sure it automatically retracts back into the faucet.6. Pull the hose up through the faucet by the head.7. Once the hose is out of the faucet, upnscrew the hose from the head of the faucet. You should be able to do this by hand but there are flat sides on the attachment that allow you to use a wrench. Try to avoid pliers. If you are heavy handed you could cause damage. Theale part on the sprayer head is plastic.8. At this point t you should have three parts on Your counter, the broken hose, replacement hose and faucet head. I used this time to clear the head of debris and calcium deposits with a veggie brush.9. Screw the new hose onto the faucet head. I used some white plumbers tape and recommend it but it's not strictly necessary.10. Feed the new hose back through the faucet which is easiest if you let the curve of the faucet match the curve of the hose.11. Snap the nipple back in place and reattach the weight.I listed eleven steps but it amounts to five minutes of unclip, unscrew, screw, clip. No tools and no muscle needed. Value wise, even if the hose only lasts a couple of years, at thirty bucks and overnight shipping, I would still rate it four stars.

Product was perfect for fixing my leaking sink. I didn’t have to contact the landlord who woulda sent someone out there and then charged us. Found a video on YouTube was super easy to install, if you have a curved sink head twist it back and forth when feeding the hose goes in easy. This arrived in a timely manner I am happy with this product.

Exactly what I needed. Took a couple minutes to replace with the old one. Good quality!

Perfect fit and east to install!!!

I bought this because my old faucet hose sprung a leak. It was easy to install and seems to work fine, but my old hose has a copper end (as is shown in the photo) and the new one has a plastic end. I hope it lasts!