American Standard Trip Lever, Fits Brand American Standard, For Use with Series Cadet II(R), Toilets - 047242-0210A Width-10-1/16" Galvanized steel with no rust

Name: American Standard Trip Lever, Fits Brand American Standard, For Use with Series Cadet II(R), Toilets - 047242-0210A Width-10-1/16" Galvanized steel with no rust
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SKU: 50023053042
Price: 36.18 USD
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American Standard Trip Lever, Fits Brand American Standard, For Use with Series Cadet II(R), Toilets 047242 0210A Width 10 1 16" Galvanized steel with no rust Galvanized steel with no rust fenders Fully Engineered And Tested System For Mixing Hot And Cold Water To Provide Tempered Water Up To 40 GPM For Emergency Showers And Eyewash Stations These toilet tank parts are used to replace broken or worn parts on gravity fed tanks commonly found in homes Signs that a toilet tank needs repair include leaking

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