A 1970 s toilet almost certainly uses at least 3 5g and could use a lot more to flush.
American standard toilet tank f4049.
4049 or f4049 or 378101.
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Cadet or new compton or plebe.
American standard has the toilet replacement part you need for your residential or commercial project.
American standard has been at the forefront of the bathroom fixtures industry and their toilets are no exception.
If you re looking for tank to bowl coupling parts for your american standard toilet you ve come to the right place.
American standard 735121 400 020 cadet 3 toilet tank cover for models 2383 012 2384 012 and 2386 012 white for use with select cadet pro 12 inch rough tanks 4 5 out of 5 stars 145 50 99 50.
Those old american standard cadets with the 4049 tank are my absolute favorite vintage toilet.
A side benefit to lower water use is that the tank is less likely to sweat when the humidity is higher since it doesn t flush all of the normally room temperature water in the tank so what s left will warm the replacement cold water up and prevent the.
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They need the entire 5 gallons to flush completely and properly.
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American standard colony 1 28 gpf single flush toilet tank only for 12 in.
This item can be marked either 4049 or f4049.
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I have found that retrofitting them with a standard flapper compromises the flush performance.
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The classic lines and substantial body of the american standard compton adds traditional style to your bathroom and repairing your toilet is a great way to save money.
But they are water guzzlers.