Universal Rundle ATLAS toilets full shoot

[TheQwertyuiop901]

I find the Atlas' trapways differ greatly from toilet to toilet. How many times has Crane redesigned this one?

[CommodeCompanion]

@tyke714 I think Crane discontinued the line, sadly.

[tyke714]

Wow what a perfect flush? are these still around? (:

[trymesucker]

@tyke714 I have an EXTREMELY old one, and it takes about 30 seconds to flush, and about 10 minutes to fill.

[CRANEPlumbing]

@trymesucker film it

[trymesucker]

@CRANEPlumbing My camera broke, ill try... I cant open the tank though, it seems stuck, and i dont want to break it.

[mje97]

we had a 92 till 97 then bought a used 95 from a family whos house partially burnt down

[bakedpotato1678]

These are 1.6 right?

[CRANEPlumbing]

@bakedpotato1678 yes

[cableking1258]

I thought all they had was 5.0/3.5 gpf toilets bak then till 1992.

[upanddownadventures]

I am sorry, I accidentlly rated this 1 star . I really like this video. I like all of your videos. Upandownadventures.

[cellphonesrock76]

yeah! my aunt before she got her bathroom remodeled she had one that said UPC but idk what brand it was

[CRANEPlumbing]

you mean "URC"....Universal Rundle Corporation

[bakedpotato1678]

No he means upc. Some of them say that.

[Flushmate01]

I Would Get The First One If I Where You. The 2nd One Has A Weaker Flush.

[toiletfanextreme]

I love them very much too!!!!! Favorites

[Marcoboy9074]

Very unique design.Nice.

[CRANEPlumbing]

hahaha

[CRANEPlumbing]

Universal Rundles are my favorite, with Crane coming in next

[sanders8323]

I think these were the first low flows ever in the US. This and the Lamosa. They were introduced in the 80s.

[CRANEPlumbing]

yeah and they are rare, i half believe these might be Athens toilets and not Atlas

[Notorious346]

These are cool. They used to make a model that I really like. Even though it still featured the wash down rim it gave a great swirl flush and was pretty hard to clog. I'll look for it on here

[gbscms]

I love universal rundles too

[Fedexkinkos1991]

I thought it was flushing 3.5? I thought they weren't 1.6's until 1992.

[CRANEPlumbing]

i think it might be 3.5 im not sure

[gusherb94]

That looks like it's actually flushing 3.5 gpf, I've never seen that type of toilet designed for flushing higher than 1.6 gpf.

[CRANEPlumbing]

its great, i love em im going to see if they would sell them to me