Gramps
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As can be seen in the picture below, I have an old 1 1/4" chrome trap that looks like it has been soldered near the wall. I know the drain lines pluming in this house is 1 1/4" or 1 1/2" solid copper.
I am wondering if it would be too difficult to desolder this joint becuase it is of large diameter and too close to the wall (i have propane, not NAP gas)
The location of the drain in my new sink is slightly different than the old one.
How would you plumb this drain line? Can this chrome be cut and use a connector of some sort to the new drain? The good news is that this is hidden under the sink so I dont care if ABS or chrome is used. In my area, ABS is the only plastic that can be used above grade plumbing from what i understand.
how would you replumb this?
thanks
-g
I am wondering if it would be too difficult to desolder this joint becuase it is of large diameter and too close to the wall (i have propane, not NAP gas)
The location of the drain in my new sink is slightly different than the old one.
How would you plumb this drain line? Can this chrome be cut and use a connector of some sort to the new drain? The good news is that this is hidden under the sink so I dont care if ABS or chrome is used. In my area, ABS is the only plastic that can be used above grade plumbing from what i understand.
how would you replumb this?
thanks
-g