American Granby HMIP200 replacement handle for a 2 inch ball valveAmerican Granby Handle for 2" Ball Valve In stock$1099
American Granby HMIP200 replacement handle for a 2 inch ball valve

American Granby Handle for 2" Ball Valve

Ask a questionMPN HMIP200 HANDLE (also listed as HMIP200-HANDLE)
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Quick overview

  • Handle only This is the replacement handle, not a complete valve.
  • Two inch valve Listed for the American Granby 2 inch ball valve.
  • Saves the valve A snapped handle does not mean the valve body has to come out of the plumbing.
  • A common failure Handles take the whole force of a valve that has stiffened up with age, and they break before the body does.
  • Quick swap The handle comes off the stem and the new one goes on in its place.
  • Check the stem too If the handle broke because the valve is seized, the ball and seats may need attention before a new handle will help.
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Product details

This is the American Granby replacement handle for the two inch HMIP200 ball valve. It is the handle on its own, for a valve that is otherwise sound.

Why handles break

A ball valve that has sat in one position for a season or two gets stiff, and the handle is where all the force goes when someone finally turns it. The handle is the sacrificial part in that arrangement, which is why it cracks or shears off the stem while the valve body is still perfectly serviceable.

Before you fit it

Turn the stem with a pair of pliers and see how it feels. If the ball moves through its travel with reasonable effort, a new handle puts the valve back in service. If the stem barely moves, the valve is seized and a new handle will simply break the same way.

Specifications
Brand American Granby
Manufacturer part number HMIP200 HANDLE (also listed as HMIP200-HANDLE)
UPC 642026002691
Type Ball valve handle
Fits 2" ball valve
Shipping weight 0.15 lb
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Questions and answers

What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Is this the whole valve?
No. This is the replacement handle only.
Which valve does it fit?
The American Granby 2 inch ball valve, HMIP200.
My handle snapped, is the valve still good?
Often, yes. Handles usually break because the valve has stiffened and someone leaned on it, so check that the ball still turns with reasonable effort before fitting a new handle.
What is the exact part number?
The source data carries it two ways, as HMIP200 HANDLE and as HMIP200-HANDLE. They refer to the same handle.
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