I really would like to get a original handle that came with the shower, they sold me this after market handle that doesn't even have the bell

Harden ? Ufffff... That's a bad word in plumber's vocabulary. It is "our" local manufacturer of decorative plumbing fixtures that look good but just would not function properly. Parts are hard to get and very (very) expensive. In 2001, Harden was purchased by Fisher manufacturing - and if I am not mistaken, Fisher let it go under. Today, you can get some parts, like stems, from Chicago Faucets (Harden Faucet Parts (http://www.chicagofaucetshoppe.com/Harden_Faucet_Parts_s/4410.htm) ), but overall, I suggest you replace the entire faucet - that's the best advice I can give you. Good luck. Milo

Hi guys..

In my area, Harden was handled by SYMMONS INDUSTRIES. Although I think they have discontinued manufacturing parts for Harden's valves, I know they have repair parts available online.

Contact symmons industries @

Symmons Industries, Inc. - Bathroom and Kitchen Faucets, Shower Valves and Accessories (http://www.symmons.com/)

You can also check out this site:

Symmons/Harden TA-10H Spindle - Locke Plumbing (http://www.lockeplumbing.com/detail.asp?c=Faucet%20Parts%20S%20through%20T&s=Symmons&s2=&sku=SYM-TA-10H&r1=&r2=&r3=)

These guys have the Symmons/Harden TA-10H Spindle in stock... may have your handle, too!

Back to you...

Mark