Mansfield Trip Lever | Noels Plumbing Supply

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Blue plastic trip lever with white plastic nut and polished chrome lever handle.

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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY…

“I was very happy with Noel’s Plumbing. I was searching for a fairly rare part and saw it listed on their website. After placing my order, I was informed that the item was actually on backorder. Noel’s Plumbing was upfront and honest right away, letting me know it might take some time to arrive. Throughout the wait, they consistently kept me updated, which I really appreciated. When the part finally came in, they shipped it out immediately. It arrived exactly as described and was precisely what I needed. Excellent communication, honesty, and follow-through. Thank you, Noel’s Plumbing! ”

-Dave F.

04/04/2026

$8.47

The 42CH-P is a chrome-plated plastic left-hand toilet tank trip lever featuring a distinct 9-inch blue plastic arm that angles perfectly toward the front of the tank. This precise angle ensures smooth, reliable lever action with every single flush.

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Restore your bathroom’s flushing power with the 42CH-P Toilet Tank Trip Lever. This high-quality replacement part is specifically engineered to fix sticky or broken flush handles on popular Mansfield toilet models. Featuring a sleek polished chrome-plated finish, the handle matches modern bathroom fixtures seamlessly while resisting rust, tarnish, and corrosion.

42CH-P

Designed for Mansfield 3.5 GPF, model 35, model 51, and Alto toilet tanks (front left-hand mount).
Replaces 40 & 160 series.
Chrome-plated plastic handle with a durable blue plastic arm.
Uses a reverse-thread (left-handed) lock nut, meaning you turn it clockwise to loosen and counter-clockwise to tighten.