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Name these Totos
Please help me identify the model of these toilets. These are pics taken by Craigslist seller.
Is there enough room to feed water supply line behind the toilet? If facing the toilet the supply is plumbed on the left, these toilets look like the supply is on the right, under tank. I have a 12" rough in. The seller wants $225 for both.
thank you
Rob
Last edited by Reader Review; 07-30-2009 at 01:00 PM.
The C874 is a Carlyle, MS874114S
The C884 is a Carolina MS887114
Looking at the front, the water supply would be on the left, at least 7" to the left of center.
From the pictures I can't tell if you would be getting the bolt covers on the side of the bowl or the required Unifit adapter with the toilets.
Dang your good!Originally Posted by Terry
Last edited by Terry; 11-29-2008 at 03:29 PM.
Terry,
I think I scored big time for these two toilets ($250 for both). I picked them up last night. One of them needs basically all the guts for the inside and the Unifit adapters came with them but are used. I might just buy new ones. Do I buy the Korky with flapper parts or the "Fits Toto" valve and separate flapper?
Thanks again Terry,
Rob
Well, I don't know it that was such a great deal for two used toilets, but you will need a Toto flush valve and flapper, not generics. I don't know if Lavelle ( Korky ) makes a "will fit" but if you get an iffy flapper, you will have iffy performance.
Jimbo...given the cost for new ones it seemed like a good buy, these were used for a year then stored in garage for several, oh well, there mine now. Korky does make one but their website doesn't have a shopping side to it. I went to HD, ACE, and LOWES but they don't carry the Toto version.
Korky has the quietfill valve that will work on the Toto.
The original Toto by Korky has a bit more supply for the bowl fill.
That's why I suggest repair and not replacement. The repair cap is $2.50 at Lowes. Lowes, at least around here also carries the 3" Korky flapper for Toto. Around $9.99
There is nothing wrong with a used Unifit adapter. Just clean them up and reuse.
Jimbo,
I sell the Carlyle for $518 and the Carolina for a little more.
Anyone know which one this is?
This is the Toto in one of my bathrooms. Came with the house when I bought it 6 years ago - don't know the model of it but would like to figure out what the MaP would have been for this toilet (model may not have been around for the initial MaP testing) in comparison to the Toto Eco Drake elongated that I've ordered.
Anyone know what model Toto this is? All I see is a label on one side saying that this is a 1.6GPF qualified toilet.
TIA,
Dave
Toto CST703, not 723, I was thinking 703 and my fingers typed 723,
Washdown flush, with 2" flush valve. This was their builder grade model, I've sold maybe ten of these.
These don't work anything like the Drake.
Terry
Last edited by Terry; 12-09-2008 at 02:37 PM.
Thanks Terry!
Last edited by Terry; 12-09-2008 at 02:36 PM.
You sure that's not a CST703.
MaP test on CST703 is 550
http://www.cityofaustin.org/watercon...ads/cst703.pdf
The CST723 is the Promenade, different trip lever design, higher tank and ripples on the tank and base of bowl.
http://www.totousa.com/parts%20manua...ST723_0506.pdf
Last edited by Peanut9199; 12-09-2008 at 07:34 AM.
I think you're right Peanut. I saw the different lip at the base but thought that maybe there's a few different Promenade models or that it was changed recently vs mine which is at least 6-7 years old.
550 Map though, that's good! Explains why it's been troublefree these past 6 years I've had it. It was only because of this unit's troublefree operation that I was searching for another Toto (just got the Eco Drake).
I remember the first time I looked at it I thought "Toto, now that's a silly name" then went off and found that they're quite respected and desireable.
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