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Model # 611201202 Official Sears lavatory faucet

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Lift Rod 43042
#24A

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Lift rod

Part #43042

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Lift Rod 43042B
#24C

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Lift rod

Part #43042B

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Lift Rod 43042A
#24B

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Lift rod

Part #43042A

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

201202 87007
#16A

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201202

Part #87007

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Index Button 75002HS
#12A

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Index button

Part #75002HS

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Aerator A75079
#26A

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Aerator

Part #A75079

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Index Button 75002HB
#12C

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Index button

Part #75002HB

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Stopper 34036B
#1C

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Stopper

Part #34036B

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Rbr Dsk Wshr 19098
#22

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Rbr dsk wshr

Part #19098

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Disk 27001
#21

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Disk

Part #27001

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