Brass Craft Service Parts 42030 Toilet Auger 3/8x3ft

Product Description

The BRASS CRAFT SERVICE PARTS 42030 is a standard 3/8-inch toilet auger designed to clear clogs in residential and light-commercial toilets. The auger features a 3-foot cable housed in a galvanized tube, giving it the rigidity and reach needed to break up or retrieve obstructions in the toilet trap and drain. A 4.5-inch rubber bowl guard sits at the base of the tube to prevent porcelain scratching during use. The rubber hand grip and plastic handle on the turning rod give the technician firm control when rotating the 1/2-inch cable through the obstruction. Plumbers and drain service professionals keep this tool as a standard item in their service inventory.

This toilet auger is suited for residential plumbing service calls where toilet drain blockages are the primary complaint. It works directly through the toilet bowl without removing the fixture, making it a fast first-response tool before escalating to a closet auger or drain snake. The galvanized tube construction holds up to repeated jobsite use. The unit is sold in a package quantity of 12, making it practical for wholesale restocking by plumbing supply houses or service fleets that consume augers at volume.

Key Features

• 3/8-inch cable diameter with 3-foot reach for toilet trap clearance
• Galvanized tube housing provides durability and cable guidance
• 4.5-inch rubber bowl guard protects porcelain from scratching
• Rubber hand grip for controlled torque during cable rotation
• Plastic handle on turning rod and on the 1/2-inch cable end for secure operation
• Packaged in quantities of 12 for trade restocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style toilet auger suitable for use on residential toilet drain and trap clearance applications.

Installation Notes

This tool is typically used by licensed plumbers or drain service technicians. Before inserting the auger, shut off the water supply to the toilet at the angle stop and flush to lower water level in the bowl. Insert the tube into the bowl, seat the rubber guard against the porcelain, then rotate the handle to advance the cable through the trap. Do not force the cable if resistance is extreme, as this may indicate a solid obstruction requiring removal of the fixture.