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	Ballcocks (also known as Fill valves)



	Professional Grade Fluidmaster 400A Ballcock The nice thing about these ballcocks is the brass shank extending down through the tank. On hightanks, this eliminates the unsightly plastic shank extending below the tank. Valve supplied with plastic nuts. Metal nuts in Chrome, brass and nickel sold separately below. These are the best on the market! 05-PRO45P ballcock, brass colored shank (pictured) plastic nuts 32.00 05-PRO45SP Ballcock, silver colored shank (not pictured), plastic nuts 42.00



				Standard Grade Fluidmaster 400A Ballcock This ballcock is commonly used by most manufacturers. Supplied with plastic nuts. Metal nuts in chrome, brass and nickel sold separately below. Also, this ballcock replaces the Ifo ballcocks in the Aqua and Cascade toilets. It doesn’t look anything like the Ifo valve, but it works the same. 05-400AP Plastic ballcock w/ plastic nuts 14.95


	Old-Style All Brass Ballcock This is the fill valve one would have found supplied in almost every bottom-fill toilet tank made from the 1920’s up to the 1960’s. Yes, they’re still around for the purist that doesn’t like plastic parts. Supplied with raw (unpolished) nuts, Chrome, brass and nickel nuts sold separately below 94-565 Brass Ballcock w/ unfinished nuts 75.00

Rear-Inlet (Curtin Rotary) Ballcock
This Ballcock is used in toilets where the water feeds into the tank right through the back of the tank. Popular during the mid to late 1920’s through the mid 1930’s. Inlet of ballcock is 3/8” pipe. There were several varieties of these, this one is the only currently being reproduced. Rebuild parts are available, see bottom of this webpage
47-CT120 Rotary Ballcock 155.00

Side fill Ballcock
Here we have the correct fill valve for the early wooden hightanks. This valve actually has the mounts cast into the valve body, so it’s just a matter of attaching the valve to the top of the tank. Supplied with a brass float rod and copper float, this valve’s inlet is 1/2” IPS thread. No need for having to rig a mount like you would with the below version.
65-160 Side fill Curtin Ballcock 110.00



		Side fill (or over-the-top) Ballcock This duplicates one of the earliest forms of fill valves. These were used in early hightanks dating back to the turn of the 20th century where the fill valve mounted through the side of the tank. Note, these have no provision for bowl refill. Finished nuts not available 75-R700 Ballcock 59.00



Copper Float Ball 1/4-20 female thread, used in most early fill valve applications. Replace your leaky one today! 05-1833 Float ball 14.00



	7/8” Ballcock Locknut Dress up the bottom of your tank. 4 finishes available. 94-778C Chrome 20.00 94-778B Uncoated Brass 17.00 94-778L Coated Brass 20.00 94-778N Nickel 20.00


	7/8” Ballcock Slip-Joint nut Replace the plastic one today! 4 finishes available. Comes w/ cone washer and friction ring 94-779C Chrome 20.00 94-779B Uncoated Brass 17.00 94-779L Coated Brass 20.00 94-779N Nickel 20.00


	Ballcock Cone washer and Friction ring This washer set fits 1/2” OD toilet supply tubes at the tank inlet. Sold as a set 15-38807 Washer set 2.95


	Rebuild parts for Curtin Rotary Ballcocks


	Please note, these parts fit ONLY Curtin Rotary ballcocks. There were other brands of rear inlet ballcocks made many years ago. If your fill valve does not match the photo of our 47-CT120 and does not say “Curtin Rotary” on it, these parts will not work


	Curtin Rotary Shut-off valve assembly, complete. 3/8” pipe inlet and outlet. Body is solid brass, stem is plastic. 47-1 Curtin shut off valve 39.00


	Curtin Rotary seat. This is the part that the plunger will press against when the float ball lifts. If yours is pitted, this is the replacement 47-2 Curtin Rotary seat 19.00


	Curtin Rotary Bibb washer. This is the rubber part that presses against the above seat 47-5 Washer 1.50


	Curtin Rotary Plunger. This is the part that is moved by the Float ball. The above bibb washer is attached to the end by a stainless screw. This part comes supplied with bibb washer and leather split washer. 47-6 Plunger 38.00


	Curtin Rotary Leather split seat for the above plunger. OD is 13/16, ID is slightly under 1/2”. 47-8 Leather seal 1.00

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