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i have a large Victorian style Beaumont mixer tap with shower attachment. The cold tap has stopped working and needs a new valve, I have ordered the part online only for it to come and it's too small the part I got is 3/4" Beaumont head and valve chrome. I have had a look online but can't see a bigger size. Any help would be very much appreciated. Thanks
 
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