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Need to source a plastic bracket for a cistern lever

  • 28-07-2014 9:50am
    #1
    olewy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 299 ✭✭


    Hi folks,

    Hoping someone here can help me out.
    My enclosed toilet uses a CL6 (6 inch) bar for the flush lever/handle. The kind a lot of pubs use, apparently. I need to replace the plastic bracket that attaches to the end of the CL6 bar & to the linkage that then goes to the syphon. That's the only part I need. The rest of the parts are all fine (handle, bar, linkage). The catch is that the CL6 bar that I have is hexagonal (6 sided, half cm each side) rather than the more standard 4 sided (square shape). So the holes in the bracket need to be hexagonal to match the bar obviously.

    Heatmerchants, Chadwicks plumbing centres , PH Ross, DPL etc only sell the handle, CL6 bar & bracket as a set costing €30. I'd rather not spend €30 on parts I don't need when all I need is the bracket from the set.

    Not so easy to find on eBay either. Btw, is there an actual name for these brackets/parts?

    Anyone know where/how to get one of these parts?

    Or even better; anyone know how to somehow fix the part I already have? The screw that tightens the bracket is rusted & stuck & I had to break the bracket off of the CL6 bar with a footprints so one it no longer sits tight on the bar (slips around preventing flushing). Pics attached. Thanks in advance.


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