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Tub Waste Assembly for Vintage American Standard Tub Drains

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“Sent a picture of the piece I needed for my leaking shower cartridge and was given the correct piece within minutes! Made my life so much easier! ”
-Alexander P
10/28/2022

$62.47

 

American Standard Trip Waste Assembly (linkage assembly) used for repairing bathtub drain mechanisms.

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Restore your vintage bathroom with this Trip Waste Assembly, a precision-engineered replacement part designed specifically for vintage American Standard tub drains. When maintaining or restoring historical plumbing fixtures, finding high-quality components that fit precisely is critical. This high-durability linkage assembly provides a reliable fix for older bathtub waste and overflow systems without requiring a full, invasive plumbing overhaul.

 

  • Heavy-duty plunger and lever linkage mechanism for traditional trip-waste overflow assemblies
  • Durable brass and metallic construction designed to withstand prolonged water contact and resist corrosion
  • Polished chrome

 

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Yes, this aftermarket part will replace your OEM part. 

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“I sent in photos of a broken cartridge (still installed, couldn’t take it out myself due to water shut-off restrictions in a condo) and even with the limited view they were able to tell me the exact part I needed so I could have it ready for the plumber (meaning I didn’t need to pay for a plumber to come out twice!!) ”
-Alaina W.
06/27/2026