Larsen Supply Co. 04-1807 Chrome Flush Lever 9 in Mansfield

Product Description

The Larsen Supply Co. 04-1807 is a 9-inch chrome flush lever designed as a direct replacement for toilet tank flush handles on Mansfield toilets. This straight-style lever connects to the flush valve actuator arm inside the tank, allowing the user to initiate the flush cycle. The chrome finish provides corrosion resistance suitable for the wet interior environment of a toilet tank. At 1.18 pounds, the part ships as a single unit in a slide pack. Plumbers and fixture service techs keep this lever on hand as a fast swap for worn, broken, or corroded OEM hardware.

This flush lever is intended for residential toilet tank installations where the original Mansfield straight-style handle has failed or requires updating. The new straight style matches the geometry of the OEM actuator arm mount, making it a drop-in fit without modification. It directly replaces Mansfield OEM part number 43CH. The slide pack format makes it easy to stage at a job site or on a service van without unpacking full carton quantities.

Key Features

• 9-inch arm length in chrome finish for standard Mansfield tank geometry
• New straight style matches OEM actuator arm mounting configuration
• Direct replacement for Mansfield OEM part number 43CH
• Chrome finish resists corrosion in tank water environments
• Sold individually in a slide pack for single-unit service calls

Compatibility

Designed as a direct OEM-style replacement for Mansfield toilets originally equipped with the straight-style flush lever, replacing Mansfield OEM part number 43CH.

Installation Notes

A licensed plumber or experienced technician should shut off the water supply to the toilet and flush the tank to empty it before removing the old lever. The mounting nut inside the tank typically requires a wrench and should be tightened by hand first to avoid cracking the tank. Follow all applicable IPC and local plumbing code requirements when servicing toilet fixtures. Verify the actuator arm aligns properly with the flapper or flush valve chain before restoring water supply.