I have 2 parts among my Scamp restoration collection of "stuff" that are a complete mystery to me. I don't know what they came with, when I ordered them or what they are for.
Please help me identify them. First 2 photos are some piece of plastic with a spring inside...
3rd photo is a metal object that looks a bit like a super heavy duty pipe hanger.
Perhaps these are parts that came with my Large Scamp plumbing order I placed 7 months ago, then again maybe not!
The white thing is your toilet ball cartrige. Look at the IPB for the toilet. It is part of the flush ball. The black thing, NFI, If you screw it to the wall it could be a TP holder.
Eddie
Eddie- yes that is it! I suppose it is an extra thrown in by accident, the toilet valve seems to work just fine. Although it has not been plumbed up I thinking it has all the working parts installed.
That piece of powder coated steel would make on funky looking and overbuilt TP holder.
Francesca--- I don't want to give Scamp a hard time as I love their trailers.
However, I did have several issues with the orders I've placed with them. I was getting things I did not order and was charged for them, and at least one thing was much different than the photo/description on their online parts store.
Not their fault... but To top it off the first toilet I received was massively cracked in the base section. The second toilet had a broken part- and the replacement for the broken part also arrived broken. So they sent another a few weeks later, that one showed up broken also! By then they probably thought I was pulling their leg, many many weeks later they sent me the final replacement part- it arrived just fine.
Despite all that-- they were always fairly helpful and I am grateful we can order the correct parts directly from them. I'd order from them again without hesitating--- unless I can buy the part elsewhere for less and avoid their high shipping.
On my Sealand toilet I have a device that looks like it and is the flushing bar that provides the petal to the metal so to speak. Otherwise I guess its a spurketing valve.
Look closely at the shape of the device vs the picture.
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Mike
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I immediately knew what your black painted item was although I haven't seen one in many years. Some of my fondest memories are being with my grandfather when he used his. That's a left-handed wind-up wrench for a mucket mill.
Third piece (the black metal bit) looks like a replacement for your flush lever (It should slide over the assembly holding the first two parts you were wondering about). Usually the flush levers are white or plastic. this looks pretty no frills yet functional. All these parts are similar to the ones I replaced in my old CT 13 that had a custom toilet installed. Hang on to them - never hurts to have spares!
Third piece (the black metal bit) looks like a replacement for your flush lever (It should slide over the assembly holding the first two parts you were wondering about). Usually the flush levers are white or plastic. this looks pretty no frills yet functional.
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