galley faucet

[Ken Juul]

It is starting to drip. It is not real obvious how it comes apart.  Once apart, are the washers etc standard plumbing parts or do I have to order a kit.  Not sure of the brand.

[KWKloeber]

Ken,

Look like a Scandvik brand 'triangle' series (or similar.)  "Standard" plumbing is about like "standard" marine.  But you should be able to find parts in a big box or a real good hardware store (a fully stocked Ace perhaps -- although I found mine didn't carry "standard" parts for a darn "standard" Kohler brand bar sink faucet.)  Owner explained that there's a bazillion different parts and it's impossible for stores to carry every part for every model by every manufacturer.  But Lowes (but not HD) had what I needed.

http://www.scandvik.com/index.cfm/method/shopping_faucets-showers/id/3.htm

ken

[SPembleton]

Yours looks like mine.  Mine is a Grohe, which is owned by Masco (Delta, Peerless, Baldwin Brass and..)  Relatively common, but not sure if in Lowes.

[Jim Hardesty]

Ken,
Yours looks like mine.  The knobs just pull off.  Then it's unscrew the working parts.  I don't know if you can hardware store the parts. 
Jim

[Noah]

Your faucet is a Trindad from Ambassador Marine, I believe. Check them on the web.

[mark_53]

Look at the handle in your photo. It says Grohe.

[Noah]

I believe it is same faucet sold owned now by Ambassador.  I know they make/rep the head faucet and hand shower wand in my 1990, as have purchased a replacement from them recently.

http://downloads.ambassador-amc.com/guides/marine/132-133/132&3-0205-CP_2013-11-21.pdf

http://www.defender.com/product3.jsp?path=-1%7C51%7C2234222%7C2234223&id=1811116

[Ron Hill]

Ken : It's Grohe faucet. 

Don't know if this is still valid, but they were at 630-582-7711 Bloomindale, Ill.

A thought

[Ted Pounds]

I replaced mine with a single lever faucet (from Home Depot?). Much nicer as you could turn it off and on and maintain the same temperature. Very helpful in conserving water...

[Ken Juul]

Finally got around to fixing the faucet today.  The handles would not pull off.  Thinking it was like a home bathroom faucet, I used a small knife to pry the blue and red plastic inserts out.  Unscrewed the small screw, the handles popped right off.  The guts just unscrew from the body. Need a small, think it was 7mm socket or wrench to remove the nut that holds the washer in place.  Quick trip to Ace, found the correct diameter faucet washer, had to add a fender washer behind it to get the right thickness.  All back together, no drips, for a whopping $1.87.

[Noah]

NICE!