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Can anybody help me locate a circlip for a 15 year old Armitage tap. It is shaped like 3 sides of a square, rather than the conventional circular shape. If anybody can help me, I would be very grateful, as I really don't want to buy 2 new taps for the sake of a lost washer!
Thanks in advance,
Mike
 
Hello pramsrmike and welcome try your local independent merchants they normally have a box of bits and pieces ....if not drop an email to armitage shanks good luck:) regards turnpin
 
Tried my local merchants - no luck. Will try A.S. Thanks for the info.
 
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