292. Back Spud 3.5 and 1.6 Kohler Kingstons!

After finding my first 3.5 Kingston earlier today, I certainly did not expect to find three more on the same trip! These were filmed at a rest stop somewhere off of I-80 in Nebraska. We also have a couple 1.6 Kingstons, and the first toilet filmed really gives us a good look at the atrocious bowl rinse they have. Seriously sad for any toilet. A very unique layout here, weird shape and having the urinals in between the handicap stall and regular stalls is very interesting. Also kind of a pathetic sink setup for such a big bathroom. And unfortunately it looks like those Washbrooks took the place of some stall urinals, most likely Kohler Branhams. Anyways, kind of amazed that I was able to do a full shoot! Usually these restrooms are ridiculously busy, but I was here at about one in the morning, so lucky me!

[@bathroomenthusiast5949]

Oh My Gosh! look at the flush controls in the first stall! You can see the guts inside because the cover is missing! I've never seen that before and now I have!

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

Oh yeah I've seen that a handful of times. I have a couple short videos to upload of the Toto cyclops sensors with the tops broken off.

[@vintagekohler6085]

Great find! I love the back spud Kingsons and I see lots of them in the MI state parks.

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

The MI state park bathrooms are beautiful! Especially with all the Kingstons

[@becplumbing660]

Great toilets

[@supertechnocat8253]

I thought this restroom looked familiar. I stop here occasionally when me and my dad go to Husker games in Lincoln.

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

Cool!