What make of toilet is this?

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    • 11 Jun 2013 at 11:24 pm #280137
      Avatar photoclear pipe

        Hello to all master plumbers. I’m having a problem with this toilet leaking and I can’t find parts at the local box store. Can you help me out? I need to replace the flush valve and the fill valve.[/IMG]

      • 20 Jul 2013 at 10:13 am #302385
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          It’s either a Briggs or a Case ballcock. Both are getting hard to find but I think someone is making aftermarket replacements. Find out which it is and check Fluidmaster for a possible replacement.

        • 31 Jul 2013 at 4:52 am #302397
          Avatar photomoopy
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            jeez! I am glad they don’t make them like that round here! That belongs in a museum.

          • 8 Aug 2013 at 8:40 pm #302410
            Avatar photophoneaplumber
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              Call your local plumber and discuss with him regarding this problem.

            • 2 Sep 2013 at 4:29 am #302437
              Avatar photoraptor1367
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                Thank you for your reply. I have discovered the parts I needed, fill valve kit is still available… for the cost of a new toilet. It has been replaced with a new one. One down three to go.

              • 8 Sep 2013 at 1:11 pm #302440
                Avatar photonicktheplumber
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                  PattyD wrote:
                  It’s either a Briggs or a Case ballcock. Both are gettinhttp://www.masterplumbers.com/forums/forum_images/post_button_bold.gifg hard to find but I think someone is making aftermarket replacements. Find out which it is and check Fluidmaster for a possible replacement.

                  Agree with the Fluidmaster replacement float valves (and you might as well replace the flush ball with a new flapper valve at the same time). It’s an easy DIY fix.   

                • 11 Nov 2013 at 4:19 am #302471
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                    I disagree with Nick. Call a professional plumber for this task.moopy2013-11-11 04:19:50

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