Universal Pivot Rod for Bathroom Sink Pop-Up Drain 6-1/2 in 2 Pack

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• UNIVERSAL PIVOT ROD KIT: Ball pivot rod assembly for bathroom sink pop-up drains, the horizontal rod that runs through the back of the drain body and lifts the stopper when the lift rod is pulled. Fits Ez-Flo, ProValue and most standard lavatory pop-up drains. Two complete kits per pack, each with the rod, a brass pivot nut, a pivot seat washer and a spring clip.
• STOPPER STUCK OR LEAKING: Fixes a sink stopper that sticks open, drops and will not come back up, will not seat and seal, or moves only part way when the lift rod is pulled. It also fixes water weeping from the back of the drain body while the basin fills. The rod, its seat washer and the pivot nut are what corrode and wear, not the drain, and each kit renews all three.
• SPECS AND WHAT SHIPS: Each rod is 6-1/2 in. (165 mm) long and 3/16 in. (4.8 mm) thick in chrome plated steel, with a 5/8 in. (16 mm) molded pivot ball set 1-3/4 in. (44 mm) from the short end. Each kit adds a brass pivot nut (0.9 in. / 23 mm across), a white pivot seat washer and the spring clip that snaps the rod to the clevis strap. Two complete kits per pack. The clevis strap is reused from your drain.
• CONFIRM YOUR OLD PART: Look under the sink at the back of the drain body. If a horizontal rod runs into a nut there and connects up to a flat perforated strap, that rod is this part. Pull it and measure. This one runs 6-1/2 in. end to end, with the 5/8 in. ball about 1-3/4 in. from the short end.
• DRAIN BRANDS IT SERVES: Standard ball pivot lavatory pop-ups use the same rod geometry no matter who cast the drain body, which is why this rod covers Ez-Flo and ProValue drains along with most builder-grade and big-box lavatory pop-ups. Fit is set by rod length and ball position, not by the brand on the faucet.
• SERVES THE SAME REPAIR: The aftermarket writes this repair as a universal bathroom pop-up drain ball rod assembly, catalogued by Danco as 88532. Danco also lists a shorter 6-1/4 in. brass version, made for Price Pfister drains, as 86783, which is the one to look at if your old rod measures under six inches.
• TRADE AND PROPERTY UPKEEP: The pivot rod is the first thing to corrode in a sink cabinet and one of the most common complaints written up on a turnover. Two complete kits per pack keeps a spare in the van instead of a second trip to the counter. Available to Amazon Business customers for multi-unit and recurring orders.
• INSTALL IN UNDER 15 MIN: Back off the old pivot nut at the rear of the drain body and pull the old rod and washer. Slide the new rod through the hole in the stopper stem with the new seat washer and brass nut on the rod behind the ball, thread the nut on, and reconnect the clevis strap with the spring clip. Snug the nut a quarter turn past hand tight and stop, because cranking it crushes the seat washer and creates the very leak you came to fix.
• FOURHOME BUILD: Chrome plating over steel so the rod survives the constantly damp underside of a sink cabinet, a molded ball rather than a pressed-on one that works loose over time, and a fresh brass pivot nut, seat washer and spring clip with every rod, so the whole joint is renewed, not just the rod. Cut to the standard 6-1/2 in. linkage length so stopper travel comes out right.
• VERIFY BEFORE ORDERING: Each kit is the pivot rod, brass pivot nut, seat washer and spring clip, two kits per pack. It is not a complete pop-up drain assembly, not a sink strainer, and not a lift rod or clevis strap. It does not fit lift-and-turn, push-button, toe-touch or click-clack drains, which have no pivot rod at all. Confirm your drain uses a horizontal ball pivot rod about 6-1/2 in. long.