🚽 TOTO THU068#CP Trip Lever For St743S in Chrome: Ultimate Accessory for a Sleek Bathroom Upgrade Review

The original had holes because I left aerosol cleaner on it. Not cheap, but a long smooth handle has not been replaced. Which didn't particularly bother me. I couldn't tighten it either. The whole assembly came loose and broke. It was a good price for a needed replacement. according to the markets of the time there were no alternatives, I caught it in the bottom position not to return and close the tank. So I bought an aftermarket replacement that was taken off the tank; There is only one…

It wasn't an exact replacement for my toilet but it's close enough that I ordered it anyway. The only difference is that this bar has a kink and the one I replaced was straight. Our old sink handle recently broke. The stem somehow floats in a slot in the grip, and the top of that slot ripped out on my original flush grip. It took 10, almost 11 years, but I don't recall ever changing a toilet handle before, so maybe it's not great. Still, this replacement wasn't too expensive, it works just like

I have an ST743 tank (stamped inside the tank, also information on the underside of the tank cap). The handle broke in the same spot that I had seen in some of the other posts. As the handle rotates, it hits the end of the rinse arm, which moves into the channel in the handle, raising the end of the rinse. The handle is metal, but it's cheap and not the most durable. The flush lever wears down the canal wall over time. There is only 1 screw that attaches the trigger to the grip, and thinking…

This THU068#cp is a polished chrome Drake replacement lever for the ST743S Toto toilet cistern. (You can find this number inside the toilet tank, usually at the top, printed in black ink. This is for an ADA compliant Drake CST74SLR toilet, 1.6 GPF (gallons per flush) (I went to the Toto website and tried to guess which toilet suits me, all i knew was it was a toto toilet.-295-8134According to online reviews of this toto lever, the nut and bolt are made of plastic and tend to break or wear out…

Unfortunately, I doubt I'll buy a Toto toilet again. It's one thing to have parts that break (see below) but when a required component is "too small" to prevent using OEM parts (bug. Encourage you to buy genuine parts ) and even IF you buy an original part, it still doesn't work properly. .Simply amazing.Problem. I personally have a pair of Toto Drake CST743S toilets from 2006 and as others have said the metal handle is connected to the metal lever with a PLASTIC tube which is held in place by…