Are there any Toto st743s left in stock?

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What do you need to know about the Toto outlet?

When it comes to Toto, being just the newest and most advanced product has never been nor needed to be the primary focus. Toto’s ideas start with the people, and discovering what they need and want to help them in their daily lives. The days of things being pretty just for pretty’s sake are over. When it comes to Toto you will get it all.

Is the Toto Eco Ultra Max a good car?

When it comes to Toto you will get it all. A beautiful design, with high quality parts, inside and out, that will last longer than you ever expected.

How does a Toto Drake cst743 toilet handle work?

For myself, I have a pair of 2006-era Toto Drake CST743S toilets, and as others have said, the metal handle connects to the metal arm by a PLASTIC tube which is held in place by a PLASTIC nut. Where the PLASTIC nut is tightened onto the PLASTIC tube creates a pressure point, which over time can break/snap. A few days ago this happened to me.

Are there any parts for a Toto Neorest toilet?

Check out our Toto picture index for help finding your model and links to parts diagrams. We also carry parts for the popular Toto Neorest toilets. Please Note: The Toto THU013P Flush Valve has been discontinued and replaced by Drain Flush Valves designed for each individual toilet.

Which is the best Toto toilet to buy?

The Drake series of toilets provide a perfect snapshot of Toto toilet innovation – from the wider, softer original to the sleek Drake II, all with exceptional water-saving performance. Whether you need a new flush valve, trip lever, or flapper, PlumbingSupply.com ® is your source for quality Toto toilet parts.

Where to find model number on Toto Ultramax toilet?

A. Look inside your tank. Always exercise caution when removing the tank lid, as it is fragile and can be easily broken if stepped on or dropped. Inside your tank on the back wall of the tank or sometimes on the right hand wall (opposite the trip lever), you will see a model number stamped or engraved in the porcelain.