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Sorry but just had to giggle at that one :lol:

Give these a try

Over here this is now known as a Dal 5443493 flush valve The part you need would be Dal 20.26.28 Flush Valve Cartridge Hope this helps

They don't need to go round the s bend :roll: it's used for the same reason as a normal plunger to create pressure behind the blockage. But this way it seems to create a lot more pressure than a normal plunger.

I always use a drain rod with either a 4" or a 6" plunger on the end http://www.anthire.co.uk/productdetail.php?prodid=340&catid=42&level=2#

I had one of these the other day. Turned out that the check valve that had limescale inside. Fitted a new check valve, problem solved.

Have you got any manhole/drain covers in your garden? If so have a look in the chamber Sounds like you have a blocked drain Set of rods or call the experts

Top button flush toilets are 2" lever flush toilets are 1" & half That is unless you have one of these These push button flush systems have 1" & half hole in the cistern

Have worked at Jimmy Saviles penthouse in rounday park, he wanted a new toilet fitting & Geoff Boycotts place in barnsley before he moved away, he needed a new ball valve in his header tank.

If you have a look at what came with your torbeck valve, you should see a white flow restrictor (the bottom one on this pic) There will be one inside the bottom already but it should come with another in the packet that has more threads on it ( high pressure restrictor ) put that one in...

The water drips out there as it's the closest hole to the connection. If it only drips when you flush the toilet then it is the Donut Washer that's gone, If it drips all the time then the nut at the bottom of the cistern that holds the syphon down. You will find a selection of donuts...