---
product_id: 25506101
title: "Prier C-144KT-807 Parts Kit for Style Prier C-144"
brand: "prier"
price: "178 Lei"
currency: RON
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Prier"
url: https://www.desertcart.ro/products/25506101-prier-c-144kt-807-parts-kit-for-style-prier-c
store_origin: RO
region: Romania
---

# 95%+ recyclable premium metals Precision-fit washers & screws Complete 807-piece repair kit Prier C-144KT-807 Parts Kit for Style Prier C-144

**Brand:** prier
**Price:** 178 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ Fix it once, fix it right — the Prier way!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Prier C-144KT-807 Parts Kit for Style Prier C-144 by prier
- **How much does it cost?** 178 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ro](https://www.desertcart.ro/products/25506101-prier-c-144kt-807-parts-kit-for-style-prier-c)

## Best For

- prier enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted prier brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **DIY Confidence Boost:** Step-by-step YouTube tutorials make faucet repair approachable, even if plumbing isn’t your day job.
- • **Pro-Grade Durability:** Replace worn washers, screws, and packing with factory-quality components designed for leak-proof performance.
- • **All-in-One Restoration:** Rebuild your Prier C-144 faucet with every essential part included—no last-minute trips to the hardware store.
- • **Future-Proof Your Faucet:** Keep a spare kit on hand to avoid emergency plumber calls and maintain your home’s water flow uninterrupted.
- • **Sustainable Craftsmanship:** Made from over 95% copper, stainless steel, aluminum, and brass—eco-conscious and built to last.

## Overview

The Prier C-144KT-807 Parts Kit is a comprehensive, 807-piece faucet repair set designed specifically for the Prier C-144 style. Crafted from over 95% recyclable premium metals including copper, stainless steel, aluminum, and brass, this kit offers durable, professional-grade components to replace washers, screws, packing, and backflow preventers. Ideal for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike, it comes with extensive online tutorials to ensure a smooth, leak-free faucet restoration experience.

## Description

Product Description Prier is in business to develop, manufacture, market, sell and service top quality products for the residential and commercial industries. From the Manufacturer Prier is in business to develop, manufacture, market, sell and service top quality products for the residential and commercial industries.

Review: Get the Actual Prier - So just your average homeowner here. My faucet, which is a Prier, was dripping right out of the main hole. it's about 16 years old and until it was leaking I actually had no idea of the make. Turns out Prier has been at this for a long time. I would have ordered just the little washer and screw that goes on the end of the long freeze proof shaft but this total kit was more available and the price wasn't ridiculous. Crazy that it's available on desertcart and all the usual hardware stores...not so much. There are few things that strike me as more prone to messing up and having to call in a professional than doing plumbing. Fortunately Prier has videos on You Tube as do others. On the Prier site I was able to identify my product as the C-144 so ordering the C-144KT-807 seemed to be the way to go. Watching many videos and finally starting to understand that it isn't rocket science once I had the kit I went for it. The only tools I ended up using was a pair of channel locks (although any wrench that fits the large nut would work), a flat head screw driver, and a Phillips head screw driver with various Phillips heads. Initially I only wanted to replace the little washer bib washer that is, of course, on the far end of the freeze proof shaft, that was causing the problem but after watching the videos and having the parts I thought let's rebuild the thing. I replaced the little washer first and it went just like several of the videos had shown. Sure enough that little washer actually called a "00" bib washer was clearly rough. Took a bit more pressure than I would have thought to remove the small Phillips head screw but the new washer and screw went in super easy. I then put it all back together and turned on the whole house water and sure enough it had worked. So turning the water off again I removed the back flow preventer which is honestly the easiest part of the whole process and screwed in the new one making sure to give it another quarter turn or so to be tight. My old plastic cover for the back flow preventer was replaced with a shiny aluminum silver one. Easy peasy. Next the packing. So remove the old handle and the large nut once again. The old graphite which was still working was messy to take out and that is where a small flat head screwdriver worked best getting it out of the threads. Putting in the new graphite piece and new washer is easy. Reassembly is easy making sure the shaft was turned by the handle prior to putting pressure on the large nut. Turning back on the water everything worked so happy dance. Unlike so many DIY projects this worked first time. This is definitely not something I wake up saying "oh boy hope one of my faucets fails so I can work on it". I used every part in the repair kit with one exception. I did not use the larger rubber piece that fits onto the shaft. The old one didn't look bad and it wasn't that obvious to me how to remove and replace it. Honestly it was just a cowardly move to not screw something up. There is most likely a good video out there showing how to replace the larger rubber piece but I didn't find it. So at the end you end up with a shiny new handle and a shiny silver top for the back flow preventer. So then went out to water since we haven't had rain in a while and when I turned on my rear faucet it was dripping behind the handle. So I have ordered another kit. The fun thing is that when I saw where it was leaking from, having watched so many videos I knew it was from the packing. Oddly both faucets are the same age and leaked from different problems. So that confirms my idea to just use every part in the kit. Well, in my case, every part but one. Not so sure it wouldn't be a good idea to just have another kit on hand in case of future failure. If, for whatever reason, these parts were not available now you have a real problem since I am not sure my faucets could be replaced. Certainly not by me and honestly I don't see how because you can't get to them from inside. I saw a copy cat kit at desertcart for less and decided against ordering that one since desertcart says it's often returned and $5 isn't worth screwing around with. Get the real Prier, watch those videos until you could teach a class on it!
Review: Works on Dearborn Freezeless Hydrant on 1970s House - My 1970s house has a Dearborn freezeless hydrant that looks very similar to a Prier freezeless hydrant. This kit has (almost) all the parts to replace the washers, screws, and handle. The washer included with the kit that fits on the end of the stem was slightly too small for my hydrant. That's the washer that stops the water from flowing from the supply line and out the spout. Fortunately, I had a small box of multi-size washers from the big blue store that had the exact shape washer in a slightly larger size. I didn't need the anti-siphon parts or the backflow boot. (At least, I hope I didn't need that backflow boot!) Prier has other repair kits that might work better. Go to their website to find exactly which kit you need. The pics of the hydrant with the green handle are after I installed the new Prier parts. It doesn't leak a drop. It's perfect! The other 3 pics are of the old handle, screws, washers, and both ends of the stem. (The washer that's shaped like a hat fits inside the packing nut. That's the washer that prevents the water from leaking around the handle.) Well, if you have an older home with a Dearborn hydrant like mine, I hope this review helps you!

## Features

- Prier has made great efforts in developing unique, cutting edge products based on feedback
- Prier's products are manufactured of over 95% copper, stainless steel, aluminum and brass and over 95% of the product can be fully recycled
- Item Package Dimensions: 2.0" L x 2.0" W x 3.0" H
- Item Package Weight: 0.5 lb

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B008AK92E2 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Color | Grren |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,113) |
| Date First Available | July 29, 2013 |
| Included Components | Faucet Part |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Item model number | C-144KT-807 |
| Manufacturer | Prier |
| Material | Fiber |
| Measurement System | US |
| Number Of Pieces | 807 |
| Part Number | C-144KT-807 |
| Product Dimensions | 1 x 1 x 2 inches |
| Thickness | 1 Feet |

## Images

![Prier C-144KT-807 Parts Kit for Style Prier C-144 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41Kyk0Gy7hL.jpg)
![Prier C-144KT-807 Parts Kit for Style Prier C-144 - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61WcwOQ88lL.jpg)
![Prier C-144KT-807 Parts Kit for Style Prier C-144 - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61eDXd+MSJL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Get the Actual Prier
*by I***R on April 12, 2025*

So just your average homeowner here. My faucet, which is a Prier, was dripping right out of the main hole. it's about 16 years old and until it was leaking I actually had no idea of the make. Turns out Prier has been at this for a long time. I would have ordered just the little washer and screw that goes on the end of the long freeze proof shaft but this total kit was more available and the price wasn't ridiculous. Crazy that it's available on Amazon and all the usual hardware stores...not so much. There are few things that strike me as more prone to messing up and having to call in a professional than doing plumbing. Fortunately Prier has videos on You Tube as do others. On the Prier site I was able to identify my product as the C-144 so ordering the C-144KT-807 seemed to be the way to go. Watching many videos and finally starting to understand that it isn't rocket science once I had the kit I went for it. The only tools I ended up using was a pair of channel locks (although any wrench that fits the large nut would work), a flat head screw driver, and a Phillips head screw driver with various Phillips heads. Initially I only wanted to replace the little washer bib washer that is, of course, on the far end of the freeze proof shaft, that was causing the problem but after watching the videos and having the parts I thought let's rebuild the thing. I replaced the little washer first and it went just like several of the videos had shown. Sure enough that little washer actually called a "00" bib washer was clearly rough. Took a bit more pressure than I would have thought to remove the small Phillips head screw but the new washer and screw went in super easy. I then put it all back together and turned on the whole house water and sure enough it had worked. So turning the water off again I removed the back flow preventer which is honestly the easiest part of the whole process and screwed in the new one making sure to give it another quarter turn or so to be tight. My old plastic cover for the back flow preventer was replaced with a shiny aluminum silver one. Easy peasy. Next the packing. So remove the old handle and the large nut once again. The old graphite which was still working was messy to take out and that is where a small flat head screwdriver worked best getting it out of the threads. Putting in the new graphite piece and new washer is easy. Reassembly is easy making sure the shaft was turned by the handle prior to putting pressure on the large nut. Turning back on the water everything worked so happy dance. Unlike so many DIY projects this worked first time. This is definitely not something I wake up saying "oh boy hope one of my faucets fails so I can work on it". I used every part in the repair kit with one exception. I did not use the larger rubber piece that fits onto the shaft. The old one didn't look bad and it wasn't that obvious to me how to remove and replace it. Honestly it was just a cowardly move to not screw something up. There is most likely a good video out there showing how to replace the larger rubber piece but I didn't find it. So at the end you end up with a shiny new handle and a shiny silver top for the back flow preventer. So then went out to water since we haven't had rain in a while and when I turned on my rear faucet it was dripping behind the handle. So I have ordered another kit. The fun thing is that when I saw where it was leaking from, having watched so many videos I knew it was from the packing. Oddly both faucets are the same age and leaked from different problems. So that confirms my idea to just use every part in the kit. Well, in my case, every part but one. Not so sure it wouldn't be a good idea to just have another kit on hand in case of future failure. If, for whatever reason, these parts were not available now you have a real problem since I am not sure my faucets could be replaced. Certainly not by me and honestly I don't see how because you can't get to them from inside. I saw a copy cat kit at Amazon for less and decided against ordering that one since Amazon says it's often returned and $5 isn't worth screwing around with. Get the real Prier, watch those videos until you could teach a class on it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works on Dearborn Freezeless Hydrant on 1970s House
*by T***T on November 21, 2024*

My 1970s house has a Dearborn freezeless hydrant that looks very similar to a Prier freezeless hydrant. This kit has (almost) all the parts to replace the washers, screws, and handle. The washer included with the kit that fits on the end of the stem was slightly too small for my hydrant. That's the washer that stops the water from flowing from the supply line and out the spout. Fortunately, I had a small box of multi-size washers from the big blue store that had the exact shape washer in a slightly larger size. I didn't need the anti-siphon parts or the backflow boot. (At least, I hope I didn't need that backflow boot!) Prier has other repair kits that might work better. Go to their website to find exactly which kit you need. The pics of the hydrant with the green handle are after I installed the new Prier parts. It doesn't leak a drop. It's perfect! The other 3 pics are of the old handle, screws, washers, and both ends of the stem. (The washer that's shaped like a hat fits inside the packing nut. That's the washer that prevents the water from leaking around the handle.) Well, if you have an older home with a Dearborn hydrant like mine, I hope this review helps you!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reasonable priced for a quality product.
*by R***K on May 2, 2025*

The instructions are very helpful and self explanatory. Product material is high quality. Highly recommend for self installation.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-20*