🛁 DANCO Universal 1-Pack Bathroom Pull Rod Assembly: Convenient and Versatile! Review

Arrived on time. correct product but lacked the retain clevis element C. Instead of struggling with a reset I decided to use a rubber band to hold the rod to the old piston.

Not much to say. It does the job. The perforated metal pole is a bit flimsy and when I bent it to dive under the crossing waterline I was afraid it might break in half. A nice feature is that it comes with a nut and thumbscrew so you can choose how you want to attach the stem to the stem.

I recently replaced the bathroom faucets and the rod is plastic. This means it's much bulkier and will catch on the waterlines when you pull on the pull. Since the screw presses the rod against the plastic, the metal rod loosens after just a few pulls and falls off. These vintage metal drawbars install in minutes, and the "metal" thumbscrew that holds metal to metal on the drawbar works every time the drain is opened or closed.

When my retractable pole broke in a rental unit I figured I would have to replace two brackets in the tub (suitable brackets). It was a quick and easy decision. Under the sink, I unscrewed the old screw that connected the broken rod, inserted this rod, inserted it into the existing mechanism, raised it a few centimeters and tightened the screw. Total repair time: 5 minutes. It took longer to find the item on Revain than it did to fix it. It looks perfect and does not stand out even with a…