Hello all
1st post here.
We recently bought a 1896 Victorian house with a two piece H.S. Rivitz & Co (out of Cleveland / Akron) two piece toilet. This toilet has a wall mounted tank attached to the bowl by a 2" by 90 degree metal pipe (with a 6" long leg length). The rear of the bowl has a 2" OD male threaded pipe protruding from the porcelian horizontally and parallel to the floor for the tank connection. The flanged seal between the male bowl pipe and the porcelian is leaking.
i would like to preserve the toilet and replace the rear male pipe flanged seal.
Any Thoughts?
Dave
1st post here.
We recently bought a 1896 Victorian house with a two piece H.S. Rivitz & Co (out of Cleveland / Akron) two piece toilet. This toilet has a wall mounted tank attached to the bowl by a 2" by 90 degree metal pipe (with a 6" long leg length). The rear of the bowl has a 2" OD male threaded pipe protruding from the porcelian horizontally and parallel to the floor for the tank connection. The flanged seal between the male bowl pipe and the porcelian is leaking.
i would like to preserve the toilet and replace the rear male pipe flanged seal.
Any Thoughts?
Dave