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Thanks for the reminder :D I was going to, and still shall. Looks real purdy! Again Thanks

update on Hades Thanks chaps for giving me the needed impetus to do this. I ended up coming from the vent pipe a couple of 90's and down where I needed to go. Worked out nicely. If the wall leaks after the drywall and cabinets go in, I will let you know 8) Thanks again

Thanks for the help guys, redoing all the pipes is pretty daunting, plus I need to go out and earn some money at some point, but I will bear it in mind. The next thing I have to do is crawl (no basement) under and see what gives down below. And hey, Terry, I see you live in WA. I'm in Portland...

I misread your post, but I believe, by the fact that the crawlspace (Hades) is not permanently flooded, that the diag pipe ends up running to the main sewer. I have now blocked up the open pipe with some rag to prevent incursions by denizens of Hades.

Ahhh, Hades, the 18" crawlspace that waits for unsuspecting neo-plumbers.

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Hello Lover's of Plumbing. First off, I should say I am not a lover of plumbing, but a man's got to do... So, here's my moderate dilemma. Please excuse my lack of terminology. The T-junction on the 2" pipe did have a 90 degree elbow that came out through the drywall (after going through...