ONA Premier Moen Cartridge Puller Tool - Posi-Temp 1222, 1225, and 1200 Extractor Review

It was a wand! After doing a simple routine, it got progressively worse. I'm a handyman and have some plumbing work under my belt. However, this Moen 1222 cartridge almost broke me! After a pipe burst I had to cut through the inspection flap in the wall behind the shower, in the end I removed the cartridge with ease. This puller should be on the shelf in every hardware store! Many Thanks

Quality product, perfectly matching the beveled valve. After reading horror stories about valve removal I bought it before I even tried it. Using this tool, I literally removed the valve in 20 seconds...no drama, no problem...it firmly connects to the valve and pushes against the valve body to remove the valve. Working with the tool does not require any effort. Just buy this tool and get rid of the stress. You will not regret it.

I am very happy with this tool for removing my stuck Moen 1222 cartridge. I saw all the horror videos on the internet and was scared to try this job (for the first time). He pulled out the 1222 posi-temp cartridge with very little effort. I had one of the old rubber grommets inside and the tail of the old cartridge broke off the inside, but I just used needle nose pliers and pulled them both out with a little effort. I think the hardest part of the whole job was putting the new cartridge in, it

About two years ago I bought a Moen stem removal tool for my 1222 cartridge. I sprayed the cartridge with vinegar, heated it with a hair dryer, but no effort helped the cartridge stir. Moen's barrel pull was useless. I recently bought an ONA stem puller and tried again. Not only was this tool ridiculously easy to use, it pulled the rod out from start to finish in less than 5 minutes! Years of hard water had completely caked the old cartridge and the stem's plastic backplate came loose when I…

I started with the Moen Puller (see picture) which basically just adds a screw grip to the cartridge and depends on your brute force to pull it out. Well no matter how I pulled the cartridge, it did NOT come out all the way. Only a few centimeters came out. What happened was that the rubber bands on the side of the cartridge (see picture) broke easily and wedged the cartridge completely in the valve. So I searched the internet and found this ONA puller. Dude, it's EASY to pull out the…