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   xxPaulCPxx | Sep 17, 2012 03:33pm | #1

   They sell the tanks seperately, all you need is one that matches the hole size.  Call them and see what you can do.

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   DanH | Sep 17, 2012 08:28pm | #3

   There are also 3rd party tanks you can (or at least usta could) get.  My MIL had a tank go and her plumber installed a plastic replacement tank.  It was pretty good -- didn't sweat as badly as the original.

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   und76xx | Sep 17, 2012 04:13pm | #2

   Toilet tank

   What holes are you refering to - the discharge hole and/or the two holes for bolts that hold down the tank to the bowl?

   Again thanks, Mike

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   xxPaulCPxx | Sep 18, 2012 08:06pm | #4

   Yes

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   kiarajeckson | Sep 25, 2012 01:19am | #5

   The tank can be replaced by an of the plumber. Seperate tanks are available in the market.You just have to give the specific size details to the shop keeper and then any of the plumber can install it easily.

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   und76xx | Sep 25, 2012 01:45pm | #6

   toilet tank

   Thanks for all your suggestions.  I finally went to a local plumbing supply house.  The guy at the counter - who knew everything about the store inventory - said he had an old chipped tank in the warehouse.  The chip is on the back he said and it was sitting unsold for 7 years.  He gave me the tank and all the insides for $50.  Works great.

   Mike

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   [email protected] | Sep 25, 2012 02:51pm | #7

   Lower cost to replace the whole toilet

   It may cost considerably less to ujust buy a new toilet and install it. 

   It isn't that hard with a standard floor mount toilet.  If you had a wall mount then things would be a bit more difficult.