Oatey PP60623 Trip Lever Linkage Assembly

Product Description

The OATEY PP60623 is a replacement linkage assembly designed for trip lever style bathtub drain stoppers. The assembly includes 6-inch eye wires, a 10-32 brass eye bolt, and a brass clevis plunger, giving it the corrosion-resistant metal hardware that plumbers expect in a wet drain environment. This part connects the trip lever on the overflow plate to the drain stopper mechanism, transmitting the lever action that opens and closes the drain. It is installed inside the overflow tube of a bathtub drain system. Licensed plumbers and experienced DIYers handle this type of repair during tub drain rebuilds, stopper replacements, and overflow assembly overhauls.

This linkage assembly is suited for residential bathtub applications where the existing trip lever drain mechanism has worn, corroded, or lost its adjustment range. The white finish coordinates with standard white overflow plate hardware. It is sold individually and fits trip lever drain assemblies that accept the standard 10-32 eye bolt thread specification. Typical use cases include replacing a bent or broken linkage on an existing trip lever drain or restoring proper stopper travel after a drain clog repair.

Key Features

• 6-inch eye wires provide standard reach for typical bathtub overflow tube depth
• 10-32 brass eye bolt allows precise stopper height adjustment
• Brass clevis plunger resists corrosion in continuous wet drain conditions
• White finish coordinates with standard white trip lever overflow plate hardware
• Sold individually, one assembly per card

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement linkage assembly for residential bathtub trip lever drain systems requiring a 6-inch eye wire length and a 10-32 eye bolt thread.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or qualified DIYer. Before servicing the drain assembly, plug the tub and ensure the work area is dry. Remove the overflow plate screws to access the linkage inside the overflow tube, then thread the eye bolt to adjust stopper travel before reinstalling the plate. Confirm the stopper seats fully and the drain opens completely through its full range of motion before returning the tub to service.