Oatey PP83570 Fit-all Float Rod 10 Inches Brass

Product Description

The OATEY PP83570 is a 10-inch brass float rod designed as a universal fit-all replacement for toilet tank float assemblies. The rod connects the float ball to the ballcock valve, controlling water fill levels inside the tank. Brass construction resists corrosion and holds up to continuous water contact better than plastic alternatives. This part ships one rod per card and weighs 0.14 pounds, making it easy to stock and handle. Plumbers and experienced DIYers install this component during ballcock rebuilds or float ball replacements on standard residential toilets.

This float rod is suited for residential toilet repair applications where the existing rod is bent, corroded, or broken. The fit-all design is intended to work across a range of traditional ballcock-style toilet fill valve assemblies. It is a straightforward replacement part stocked by plumbing supply houses and carried in service vans for quick tank repairs. Installation requires no special tools beyond basic hand tools and takes only a few minutes once the water supply is shut off.

Key Features

• Brass construction for corrosion resistance in continuous-water environments
• 10-inch length suits standard residential toilet tank float assemblies
• Fit-all design for compatibility with a range of ballcock fill valve styles
• Lightweight at 0.14 pounds for easy handling and van stock
• Single rod per card for straightforward point-of-sale or supply house inventory

Compatibility

Designed as a fit-all OEM-style replacement for traditional ballcock-style toilet float assemblies in residential plumbing applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified DIYer familiar with toilet tank components. Shut off the water supply valve at the wall and flush the toilet to empty the tank before beginning work. Disconnect the existing float rod from the ballcock arm and float ball, then attach the replacement rod and adjust the bend angle as needed to set the correct water level. Work must comply with applicable local plumbing codes referencing the IPC or equivalent.