Connect Flapper Chain & Water Supply Line

our chain and we should be good. left for tight on your handles. So, you want a little bit of slack in this chain. You don't want a ton. Okay. So, before I cut any chain or any of that, I'm just going to test it out a couple of times. That's pretty good. We've got just a little bit like two lengths of flop there, which that's fine. That's going to allow our flapper to set. Not going to have any issues. We'll leave a couple more links just in case there has to be any future adjustment. Okay. As soon as I saw this piece right here, I knew I wasn't putting it back on. You can feel that little divot right there. I've had this whole thing split right there, break off, and start flooding a place. It actually was my house um back in the day and my roommate Aaron luckily was home. that was in his bathroom and he came and shut the water off but he's like dude it was crazy water going everywhere. I mean you can imagine a 3H line full open just blowing. Okay so we will just get this off. All right so we got a new one built just a little bit differently than the old one. Go ahead and get that started right there. Pan tight. Just a little bit more past that. Same thing right here on the bottom. Now we'll start filling that up. Slowly open that the rest of the way up. I like to go a quarter turn back just to