Gallo Machisimo
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Hello all. Long time reader, first-time asker. My wife and I have a mid-century home with 3 Case 3000 toilets. We bought our home BECAUSE it's mid-century and want to keep as many of the period fixtures as we can. Aside from that, these toilets generally work better than most any of the new ones.
Recently a couple of the toilets began running all the time and my water bill went a bit crazy. Because the full rebuild kits are expensive, so I don't want to buy more than I need to. I've seen comments on here that rarely do all the guts need to be replaced.
When I flush the toilet, I get water shooting out where I put the arrows on the picture. I found a place that I can order parts, but I'm not sure exactly what I need. I'm pretty sure I need the CASE - SP-24 - BALLCOCK VENT ASSEMBLY REPAIR PARTS. However, the other ones are all named similar and it's hard to tell what exactly I might need. Where it's shooting out looks like the SP-47 plunger assembly. However, that's included in one of the ballcock repair kits, and there are a bunch of other varieties of the ballcock repair kit as well. If someone could point me in the right direction I would be beyond grateful.
Note the lovely DIY repair on the plunger assembly by the previous homeowner.
Any help would be so very appreciated. Next up after the toilets are the Sherle Wagner faucets.
Recently a couple of the toilets began running all the time and my water bill went a bit crazy. Because the full rebuild kits are expensive, so I don't want to buy more than I need to. I've seen comments on here that rarely do all the guts need to be replaced.
When I flush the toilet, I get water shooting out where I put the arrows on the picture. I found a place that I can order parts, but I'm not sure exactly what I need. I'm pretty sure I need the CASE - SP-24 - BALLCOCK VENT ASSEMBLY REPAIR PARTS. However, the other ones are all named similar and it's hard to tell what exactly I might need. Where it's shooting out looks like the SP-47 plunger assembly. However, that's included in one of the ballcock repair kits, and there are a bunch of other varieties of the ballcock repair kit as well. If someone could point me in the right direction I would be beyond grateful.
Note the lovely DIY repair on the plunger assembly by the previous homeowner.
Any help would be so very appreciated. Next up after the toilets are the Sherle Wagner faucets.
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