Toilet's much older than I am, from 1918, according to plumber!!

[elleng]

HE's gonna tell landlord it should be replaced!

Good Morning!

[getagrip_already]

1. Why? No Parts?

Have to believe there are still parts for it. I used to have one of those. Water-box above and bowl below. It was a very simple unit plumbing wise. Parts weren't really a problem.

It was kind of retro-cool.

[elleng]

3. Dunno about parts, he replaced 'fill valve,'

and ran a snake through toilet; wrote 'new supply line.'

'Retro-cool' might shock it!

[getagrip_already]

5. a new toilet would still need a new supply line....

A fill valve is a common replacement part. even new toilets have them. Snaking a drain is also something he would have to do even with a new toilet.

But, maybe he is thinking he is coming by a little too often. r he will make a little extra money selling a new install.

Ohhh, shiny!

lol. yeah, I get it.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

2. Try Ferguson's in NE DC. There's probably a location closer to you than that. NT

[elleng]

4. This local guy handled it, and arrived 1 hour early!

[Meadowoak]

10. Al Bundy recommends them.

[sl8]

6. And you're pretty sure it was the toilet he was recommending be replaced?

Sorry, I don't know what prompts me to say these things.

[elleng]

8. SILLY SUMMERTIME, of course!

[CincyDem]

7. Me: "Boy, I've seen a lot of chit in my lifetime". 1918 Toilet: "Hold my beer". lol n/t

[ShazzieB]

9. LOLOLOL!