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Ok I will go get that today. Just a question though. What is the point of that fitting? Why didn't they just run the pipe straight into the ground? Is it some kind of venting thing or what?

Also do I just put a reducer on the bottom of the PVC I am replacing the pipe with and seal around that?

Well I was trying to get the threaded pipe out but as I was turning it the lead seal broke, so that is where this lead me... So I got it out and all I need is some kind of sealent to reseal? Know of anything at lowes?

Ok so what happens with the pipe underneath the fitting? Is it usable? That is the pipe that goes into the ground.

So I am trying to move my sink drain up a but so my P-trap will fit under the new vanity. Well I had a hard time getting the cast iron pipe out, but I ran into a problem. It looks like someone put in a coupler instead of a reducer and put some kind of sealantaround the smaller pipe to make it...

I have almost no room to go down.

The drain in my bathroom is pretty low. I bought a vanity and the drain is almost touching the bottom of the vanity. How would I go about putting in a P-trap? There is a drawer at the bottom of the vanity that has space behind it. Could I do a street 90 from the wall, put a P-trap behind the...

Any ideas without removing it again? They drywall is already up and the surround was a B*TCH to fit in. I may be able to pull it from the back if I need to. I was thinkin of trying to fill the gap with caulk but that is a biiig gap...

So when I was cutting the holes for the tub spout and shower handle I cut the tub spout hole on the curve of the wall, so now I have a huge gap on the top part of the spout where the wall curves. Is there any way to get around this?