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This might be a long shot but one more idea might not hurt if you can't find an obstruction in the drain or a problem with the toilet's valves. They manufacture toilets with glazed trapways because reducing the resistance in the trapway is very important for getting these toilets to work...

One thing that I'm still curious about... Provided the original brass flange is secured to the floor well but just broken around the bolt. Will the repair flanges that go over top of existing flanges be a good/easier choice? Something like the Lasco 33-3736, Suix Chef 886-MR, Mossbay 886-MRM?

Thanks. I think I was over complicating things because I hate cleaning up the wax ring and wanted to avoid doing that twice. I'm just going to get an Oatley 43551 brass flange to replace the old one. Since the drain is exposed in the basement I can keep an eye on it if there are any problems...

I meant the opening sizes appear to be standard and worse comes to worse I think you can fit in two different flush valves if you remove the overfill tube from one if you really had to. It's not like some new oval shaped flush valve. I've been checking American Standards parts store almost...

I got one of these before they came out and have had it installed for over 2 weeks now. I can honestly say it's the best low flow toilet I've used. It's so good I'm planning on replacing my other toilet with one but want to wait until they come up with either a round front or compact elongated...

I want to replace a toilet in an older home and am anticipating that the closet flange will need to be repaired/replaced. I'm a DIY'er with a lot of experience. I have replaced a different toilet in the home twice, the first time a few years ago replacing the brass ring around the flange and...