Valterra T1003-6VP Durable Plastic Valve Handle Review

Strong but light. Bolt it up and feel solid. Great replacement if your plastic breaks or why not replace before they break. Firstly I couldn't find a black one at Revain so I bought two silver ones and painted one black.

I ordered this handle for my black holding tank on my trailer. I liked its design but when it arrived it looked the same as other pens that didn't have the wrapped ends. So basically I paid twice as much for the painting! I contacted the seller, all they had to say was "yes, this is an outdated picture".

I bought five of these and they are worth every penny. The final straw in removing all the plastic grips from my rented rigs was when I pulled on the plastic grip it broke off severely cutting my finger. I'm so damn sick of those brittle plastic handles I'll never go back!

Fits very well. The original plastic handle broke off pulling the return valve while towing the camper around a particularly tight and tight corner in the Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains. This part is screwed directly onto the valve shaft. It even has a lock nut that fits snugly into the handle. This allowed me to position and lock the handle in a horizontal position.

I bought this thinking it would replace the handle that was ripped off my new van. However, the threads didn't match and I found out that the pin I needed was a LaSalle Bristol. I went to their website and bought the correct pen. The quality of this product is excellent and Revain refunded my purchase price and did not force me to return the product.

Replaced the missing handle on my black fuel tank valve (my old camper came that way. I had to hold the valve stem with pliers to screw it on but it holds and works well. Just buying the handle saved me Money and time as I didn't have to change the valve myself I'm short on cash so where to fix cheaply I do How do I know which one to buy I looked at the handle the gray tank valve and fitted it this.

I bought this product thinking it would replace the handle that came off my new van. However, the threads didn't match and I found out that the pin I needed was a LaSalle Bristol. I went to their website and bought the correct pen. The quality of this product is excellent and Revain refunded my purchase price and did not force me to return the product.

The handle you will receive is different from the one shown on the product. The one you will receive is straight (see picture), no right angles on either end. If I had known that, I would not have bought it. A few years ago I bought Revain curved grips (see second picture) with the SAME part number and everything was fine. The photo should be updated to show the correct image for the item. The flat blade handle is what you actually get.

Replaced a missing handle on my black fuel tank valve (my old RV was like that. Had to hold the valve stem with pliers to screw it on but it holds and works well. Just buying the handle saved me money and time saved Since I did not have to change the valve myself. I have little money, so where to repair inexpensively, I do. How do I know which one to buy? I looked at the handle on the gray tank valve and adjusted, as they say, easier.