Hey all,
Working on a bathroom remodel and ran into a plumbing question/problem (John Bridge guys told me to ask here).
I was removing the existing closet flange to replace it, and while chipping the PVC stub out of the elbow below where the flange was, as I've done before, the hub on the elbow cracked (see picture). Ugh, brittle old stuff. Is there any way to fix this, or do I need to remove some of the slab so I can replace the elbow? I think I know the answer, but am hoping you all have a magical solution.
Thanks,
Tyler
Working on a bathroom remodel and ran into a plumbing question/problem (John Bridge guys told me to ask here).
I was removing the existing closet flange to replace it, and while chipping the PVC stub out of the elbow below where the flange was, as I've done before, the hub on the elbow cracked (see picture). Ugh, brittle old stuff. Is there any way to fix this, or do I need to remove some of the slab so I can replace the elbow? I think I know the answer, but am hoping you all have a magical solution.
Thanks,
Tyler
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