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I just tried new one and it wont work either. Looks like Im back to plan B, inserting spigot flange inside 3” pipe. It narrows it to 2.75” the walls of the flange are only an eighth inch each but itll be inserted 2.5” into 3” pipe. Itll sit fluch on finished floor I just worry about the narrower...

Thats an interesting idea. I think in my case the hub is too close to floor. But I already glued in a 2.5” stub into the hub. It has roughly 1.25” sticking out. I am thinking I can get a flange to fit over approximately 3/4”. Do you happen to know if 3/4” is generally enough for ABS to seal?

Actually it means it fits over a 3” pipe, or inside a 4” pipe. But My hub is inbetween those sizes since it takes 3” pipe. Since I cant find a longneck hub flange ive had to improvise. Im using a small pipe stub and a long neck spigot type flange that goes inside 3” pipe. The drawback seems to...

Yeah ur right dang it. I just realized that while at lowes buying the 3” pipe. I had already bought a longneck flange (9” long neck!) off ebay that fits inside 3” pipe, not realizing it doesnt work with a hub. So now my plan is to put a small piece of pipe, roughly 2.375”, into the hub so that...

Thanks, yeah its frustrating, I would have thought this would be a fairly common issue and therefore parts would be readily available. In VA, all the new stuff and changes are PVC, but 80s and 90s they used ABS. what do you think about my idea to use a small pipe stub into the hub and then a...

I need that exact item but with a 3.5” neck to go into a hub. The one above goes over a 3” or inside a 4”.

I had a leaky toilet in bathroom I gutted to remodel. Cut old broken ABS flange off 90 degree hub that it was directly connected to. Drain pipe is 3”. The flange was not on top of the finished tile like it should be. After cutting, the hub now sits 3/8 below subfloor. But since it was welded...