Brass Craft Service Parts 40030 Toilet Auger 3/8 X 3 Ft

Product Description

The BRASS CRAFT SERVICE PARTS 40030 is a homeowner-grade toilet auger designed to clear blockages in toilet drain passages without damaging the porcelain bowl. The cable measures 3/8 inches in diameter and extends 3 feet, giving enough reach to break up or retrieve common toilet obstructions. A poly safety tube surrounds the cable at the bowl entry point, protecting the glazed surface from scratching during use. A plastic handle on the turning rod provides grip and control while rotating the cable. This tool is used by both DIY homeowners and plumbing professionals for first-response toilet clogs before escalating to a closet auger or power snake.

The 40030 is suited for residential toilet drain service. It works in standard floor-mounted and wall-hung toilet configurations where the drain opening is accessible from the bowl. The 3-foot cable length covers the trap and immediate drain path in most residential toilet designs. The poly safety tube makes it a practical choice in situations where bowl protection is a priority, such as servicing higher-end or older porcelain fixtures that are prone to surface marking.

Key Features

• 3/8-inch cable diameter provides flexibility to navigate the toilet trap
• 3-foot cable length reaches through the toilet trap and into the drain passage
• Poly safety tube protects the toilet bowl from cable abrasion during insertion
• Plastic handle on the turning rod allows controlled rotation of the cable
• Packaged in quantities of 5, suitable for stocking in a service van or supply room

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use tool for standard residential toilet drain clearing applications.

Installation Notes

No power source or special tools are required to operate this manual auger. Before use, shut off the toilet supply valve and clear standing water from the bowl as needed to improve visibility and reduce splash. Insert the cable through the bowl outlet, engage the blockage, and rotate the handle to break up or retrieve the obstruction. Avoid forcing the cable if resistance is significant, as this may indicate a blockage beyond the reach of a 3-foot auger, requiring a longer tool or professional snake equipment.