i remember this toilet in the basement it had the original brass tank works with instead of a flapper ball it was on a rod and it lifted up loved the old style stuff it had in the tank it was a great toilet
The front flushers only had a 1 7/8" diameter trapway and a hard inverted U dam barrier turn, so it's very easy for long items to get hung up in the inverted U, like hanging a wet cloth over the top of a door. It will hang, no problem. That's why AS Modernus and Ejecto "cyclops eye" (aka siphon jet) is placed where it is. As you know, Those two terlits are practically unstoppable. With Crane and this terlit that likes to take a big piss, it's a Neu Day when it comes to these tests! 🤣 Try plugging up that piss hole up high, or shall ,I say prohibit it from "blowing its nose" and direct that water to where it matters, the cyclops in front on the trapway and see if that makes a difference. As I recall, there were later models of this terlit without the "nose" under the back rim. 😁
I really like the power of the siphon jet on these. The performance tests are a bit disappointing, but I would still consider this to be a great toilet. Also, nice job on your edits in the video. The cuts between each clip are good.
Could you try plugging the jet at the top and do all of the tests again as a request? Because I think the jet pushes the tests downward and bunches it up into a ball. It would ace most of them like that.
