Can I use this to replace a lever drain that broke or is it only for vessel type sinks?
1304905
It is for a vessel type sink. You should be able to online order from Home Depot if you need the bronze finish.
1304906
This popup drain could possibly work with your sink if it doesnt have an overflow hole.If your sink does have the overflow hole you will need to find a drain with a cutout for any water to drain.
1304907
To my knowledge I think it is for vessel sinks...it is a huge diameter. I couldn't see it fitting in a regular sink or using a lever. Hope this helps!
600534
that should work fine. we had a sink that we tapped into the drain line, but your idea should work. we had no problem other than operator error and got good service when we did need help.
1507082
If you have any plumbing experience, sure. It's be rather simple if you can cut/glue pvc pipe. You'd have to remove the spigot and thread in a male adapter to your pvc pipe and run it into your pump, then the wash sink. I would definitely put a threaded "tee" into to the new pvc line so that you can put the spigot back on. So you can flush/fill it. If your pump is submersible then you'd have to cut a hole in the top of the tank and install a bulkhead fitting (available at HD or Lowes sometimes, and definitely Northern Tool) which has rubber seals and allows you to plumb through the tank (Unless you use the hole provided at the top of the tank but wouldn't allow you to thread on the cap with a pipe running through it).
144479
The lever swings right to left not up and down. I originally purchased one without the air gap three connection... Those do not work on RO systems. I'll be honest my ex was a plumber and left before he ever installed my RO system so it's sitting in my garage. But all things considered my gifted little mind had compared the faucet that came with the unit to this one and the connections are the same. So yes it should be fine. I have a whirlpool RO. But all RO faucets are standard.
2226796
Yes, not problem... but you need to check the clearance over the sink. My vessel sink was too wide and flayed out... so the faucet barely covered the rim. Love that faucet, but couldn't use it. Check the distance!
100102
I would think so. I use it on my new Kohler sink and on an old (1950's vintage) Youngstown Kitchen sink/counter with good results on both items, despite the age difference between the two...make sure to wear gloves and have a bit of elbow grease handy and maybe a cold beer or other refreshing beverage...
72397
Not sure what the imprinted numbers in your tank mean - they may be a serial number. However, I believe this lever works for most, if not all Toto toilets. I have three - two different styles - and it works for all of them.
968456
The toilet I used it on, was Crane. I would say if it is face mounted lever, like on the front of the tank, and not a strong curve to the tank, it should be fine. It's pretty generic. If the tank has a lot of curve or the handle is side mount, then it might give you pause. Good luck.
2078352
I do not know if that was my machine or not. You can go online and find a published repair manual, or an owners manual for your model machine, it will tell you what type of drain you can use. It is worth the effort, the online docs are free and you simply have to match it up. If I am not mistaken you can contact the supplier regarding this pump and they may be able to help you. I found my owner/repair manual online and then matched up the part. I can tell you that I am thrilled with the part, it has worked like a champ. I can also tell you that a blogger has put up a very good review on how to replace it, has great pics and directions. If you are doing this yourself, be sure to take pictures along the way - before you start undoing things - and during. It will save you a lot of grief during wrap up. Also take a picture of the pump attached, the angle of the pump (make note of the dots) will result in your success or failure. I now can take my machine apart and put it back together with my eyes closed, guess what I did wrong. Yes - that angle and those dots can foil your success. Keep that camera handy and find that repair blog. FWIW
731511
I pretty certain it is only for sinkmaster. I bought a universal one at Lowes and it was too big. That's when I found this on Amazon.
577854
I used this on a pump that looked identical. Looking on the sears parts site though their replacement part is coming up as a different price as what the part I replaced was. If the bores are the same it will work so make sure that is the case.
99037
Do not use this part as a replacement for an older style flapper valve. It is designed for specific models and will not work.
2268508
It will work just like any standard aftermarket flange. Unless your sink and disposal are a custom fit this product should work fine.
1208678
The style of sink you're referring to is called a vessel and no, this faucet wouldn't work "out of the box" for a vessel.
15183
Yes. The only thing you need to pay attention to is if the sink has an overflow or not. The drain type (overflow or not) needs to match the sink type.
15187
Yes. I bought this for my undermount sink and it worked perfectly. My sink has a built in overflow though. Bought a second one for the guest bath too :)
716797
I replaced a Kohler with this, and it's perfect. To be sure, I'd call or email Delta and send them a pic of your current drain and overflow as well as the desired DH model/specs. I have Delta in another home and they were very helpful with my questions regarding another fixture. Also, Home Depot or Lowe's can look up your current model and tell you what's compatible.