Pop-Up Drain Pivot Ball Rod Replacement, 6-1/2 in. Chrome, Universal Fit
Pivot ball rod kit for standard bathroom sink pop-up drains, with brass pivot nut, seat washer and spring clip.
Replaces these part numbers
| OEM part numbers | Aftermarket equivalents |
|---|---|
| Universal 6-1/2 in. lavatory pop-up ball rod assembly Ez-Flo and ProValue pop-up ball rods | Danco 88532 HD Supply P510386 |
Will it fit?
Fits
- Standard lift-rod bathroom sink pop-up drains
- Ez-Flo and ProValue drain bodies
- Most builder grade and mid market lavatory pop-ups with a horizontal pivot rod
Not compatible with
- Lift-and-turn stoppers
- Push-button or click-clack drains
- Toe-touch drains
- Grid drains
- Complete drain replacement (this is the rod kit only)
Is this your part?
Look under the sink at the back of the drain body. If a horizontal rod runs into a threaded nut there and connects to a flat perforated strap behind the faucet, this is your part. Measure the old rod end to end and expect close to 6-1/2 in.
When to replace it
The stopper sticks open, drops on its own, will not seal, or the lift rod moves but the stopper does not. A weep at the back of the drain body when the basin is full points to a worn pivot nut washer.
Specifications
| FourHome part | 4H810A386 |
|---|---|
| UPC | 850054895837 |
| Rod length | 6-1/2 in. (165 mm) |
| Rod diameter | 3/16 in. (4.8 mm) |
| Pivot ball | 5/8 in. (16 mm), 1-3/4 in. from the short end |
| Pivot nut | Brass, 0.9 in. across, 0.45 in. rod opening |
| Finish | Chrome |
What is in the box
- Chrome pivot ball rod
- Brass pivot nut
- White pivot seat washer
- Spring clip
- Clevis strap not included: reuse yours
How to install it
Time: Under 15 minutes. Tools: Adjustable pliers, Bucket.
- Set a bucket under the trap.
- Back off the old pivot nut at the back of the drain body and pull out the old rod and washer.
- Lift the stopper and pass the new rod through the hole in the stopper stem.
- Slide the new seat washer and brass nut onto the rod behind the ball and thread the nut on.
- Reconnect the clevis strap with the spring clip.
- Snug the nut a quarter turn at a time until the weep stops. Overtightening crushes the washer and causes a leak.
Questions
Is the clevis strap included?
No. Reuse the flat perforated strap on your drain.
How do I know it fits?
Your drain needs a horizontal rod entering the back of the drain body. Measure the old rod and expect about 6-1/2 in.
Why does it leak at the nut after install?
The nut is too loose or too tight. Snug it a quarter turn at a time until the weep stops.
Does it fit push-button drains?
No. Push-button, lift-and-turn and toe-touch drains do not use a pivot rod.
Is there a 2-pack?
Yes. The FourHome 2-pack (Amazon ASIN B0HH7HMNP5) holds two 6-1/2 in. pivot rods for a second sink or a spare.
Related parts
FourHome is not affiliated with or endorsed by any faucet manufacturer. Brand names and part numbers are used only to identify compatibility.