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Repairing a cracked cleanout tee on a drain stack

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PapaLumber 👊🏻's profile picture
PapaLumber 👊🏻1 year ago

I would’ve used a pvc coupler on one end, and then a rubber coupler on the other. But not two.

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aj massey1 year ago

I would have used to repair couplings and not had any of that other stuff repair companies don't have a stop in the center and you can slide it right over you could a couple that correctly

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GenXplanation1 year ago

Looks great. Normally I do one cemented end and one clamped end.

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Nusrat jahan1 year ago

Wow, wonderful picture

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Arcfunmi1 year ago

Yes, indeed

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Tyson Malone1 year ago

They put in a san tee after they removed the test tee, and they used no hub bands. Not ideal. Use a test tee, use a coupling and a repair coupling or a fernco.

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Skybender1 year ago

whered you get the buna rubber sock?

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Murdock1 year ago

Very expensive wy.. there is a fitting called a 'slip collar' you just put a coupler on the bottom as normal and the slip collar does the same but slides up the pipe.

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Tyler Shaw1 year ago

No, use PVC.

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Joe Smith 🇺🇸 🦅1 year ago

Or he could use slip couplings and do it the non lazy way.

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Arcfunmi1 year ago

Really?

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