Or are you one of those DIY'ers who think anyone can do plumbing and all you need to do for a second toilet is install a tee and then put the toilet on it.
lol. comical... why are some pros so elitist about their profession?
look, i didn't come here to be judged. just seeking a little advice on doing some repairs on my own home.
btw, i had a plumber stop by today and he suggested the exact same thing that i asked about here; removing the elbow from the bell and using a donut for the pvc to cast iron transition. he quoted me $600 to do this very small job. $2000 to run a 10ft piece of pvc for the toilet, sink and tub drains for a second bathroom, which would be located 10ft away from the main drain. all with open walls and floor AND a parallel run in between the floor joists. a clean and clear open path to the drain. with prices like this--its no wonder why homeowners want to do their some of their own improvements and repairs.
and to answer your question about the toilet(s), no i'm not one of "those" DIYers who think i can do plumbing. i'm one of those DIYers who thoroughly researches before attempting to tackle an improvement project or repair on my home. if i feel like i cant handle a particular project, then i'd hire a professional..
thanks for the replies...