Eastman Vacuum Breaker Repair Kit, 45417

Works like it should it stopped the leaky faucet. Just make sure you install it correctly or it won’t work. Great value and quality for the price you pay.

This was perfect for my repair and easy to install. Great value, durable, and fits great. Hand-tight and no leaks. My hose faucet was leaking due to a freeze and this part was just what I needed. I think there are different thread sizes out there, but this one was what I needed for a new home.

Worked perfectly. 2 minutes fix. our leaking spigot leaks no more

Pay attention to how long the main white piece is. Mine doesn't have that lip and this one does. I swapped over the gaskets and seals and works like new! Especially since it was inexpensive, I figured I would try it. Easy to install too.

I recieved the kit in a day early as side. Came in a good package and kit was not damaged. It took maybe 5 minutes to take one out and new one. Fit perfect and no leaks when turning on water. Easy to install and the money value is good. Better thane buying new out side faucet.

I bought this kit to repair the vacuum pieces on my outdoor frost free faucet. Turns out, the only piece that fit was the small "washer" that pops up in the center. The cap had different thread, the vacuum piece had different threads and were not usable. But the problem was the wornout pop up. So, I used my old cap, old vacuum piece and the new pop up and my leak was fixed. If you can find the pop up separately, you can save some money. But bottom line.....my faucet doesn't leak anymore.

Good fit for my Fusan spigot. Took three tries. The old one is just under 20mm and that’s what the new one was.

I have a 'matching' faucet that looks exactly like the others reported here, but the new valve leaks after installation... Like others I'm replacing a vacuum breaker whose plastic vent cover simply disintegrated from sun and weather exposure after 15+ years. The pop-up valve itself still worked correctly - no leaks, but I wanted to replace it with one that had a nice metal vent cap so I would not have to worry about it for another 15+ years.Unfortunately, the new design with the screw-on vent cap does not work with my spigot. Where the old top washer that seals the valve frame to the spigot had a 'flat' profile and a suitable 'thread free' section in which the washer sits, the new valve uses a true 'O' ring and there is no 'thread free' slot for the 'O' ring to expand into for a leak-free fit. The female thread portion of the spigot itself has a flat top profile. Perhaps if the old faucet had a slightly curved profile, the new 'O' ring style might have properly sealed. For now I'm going to see if I can find a suitable plastic medicine bottle cap to slip over the old style valve. Really the cap is only needed to protect the nylon frame and rubber washers from exposure to the UV sun rays from deterioration.