Re: Briggs one-piece toilet parts Posted by hj on January 21,
2004 at 23:06:40: In response to Re: Briggs one-piece toilet
parts That unit's parts are very proprietary and nothing works
except the expensive parts. The diverter does two things, first
it flushes water through the rim holes to wash the walls of the
bowl down, and then it refills the toilet's trap seal. When the
tank ball drops the diverter is shut off and most of the water
then goes to fill the tank. One black thing adjusts the flow of
water through the valve and if you have the one with a black
ring around the stem that is also a flow adjustment.  : I have
two 80's era Briggs toilets in my new house (NOT the "Vacuity"
type). They are one-piece and apparently share a lot of parts
with earlier Case-brand toilets.  : I've never seen anything
quite like the innards of these toilets. They have a part called
a "diverter" that is a large goosenecked metal part that appears
to have its own valve in it. My toilets have various minor
problems such as moa