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(coming out of the 'discharge extension')

stupid question .. but should the flush mate discharge water outside of its tank on every flush ? here is a video: https://www.dropbox.com/s/a2b52cc0v39kpzw/IMG_3125.mov?dl=0

yup . it was labeled spigot end. picked one up. worked like a charm. thank you so much. saved me a ton of aggravation.

awesome! thank you

something like this, but shorter on the end. maybe I can cut I down and use pvc cement : https://www.acehardware.com/departments/plumbing/parts-and-repair/flanges/4236717?x429=true&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&gclid=EAIaIQobChMImPvfoqWw5AIVA5SzCh3X7w3VEAQYAyABEgKoNvD_BwE

so looks like the "stub out" is actually an elbow end and not a pipe. I need to get to flange in.. as closet to the wall as possible to avoid having to bring out the back area of the toilet wall (in image). is there a Male flange or some something would go into the elbow instead of having to...

Thanks Terry! That tip helped tremendously. I took off the 90 and used a 45 then a 90

sorry, should've mentioned this is a dry fit. I haven't cemented anything yet

right now I have a shower drain that vents to the roof then drains via the toilet drain pipe. (this will all be in a soffit) I had to get a little "creative" with the connection from the 3" pipe to the main. I'm wondering if there is anything technically incorrect with it. Thanks again for your...

Thank yoU!!

actual I think I found a way of tying into my shower without the horizontal vent situation. . I found this diagram in another forum. would this work for venting the toilet and the shower? should I make the vent 3" and the line between the toilet and the tub 3" as well?

is there any issue with venting a toilet this way (attached)? I found this one sketch online.. is this a better way to do it?

ah. makes sense. the other route I was thinking about going was towards the toilet and venting out that way. I have two concerns though, 1) I have to vent the toilet, but I can only go behind it (I think). this image is what I saw online as a suggestion. not sure if it's right 2) can I join the...

I have my shower draining the opposite way of where I have an existing vent unfortunately. I came across this image venting the shower drain with almost a double back to the vent stack. Would this work?