^ They used to be very helpful when I was working. http://www.doiturselfplumbing.com/
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^ They used to be very helpful when I was working. http://www.doiturselfplumbing.com/
They were helpful in that they knew exactly what I needed. Unfortunately, what I need is no longer made so I have to change out the pipes, which will be fun since they are all rusted together.Quote:
Originally Posted by StagLefty
So, I may need a plumber; anybody on here interested in the pipe removal/replacement and clear the blockage job?
Here is a shot of the pipe access. Underneath the tub sub-floor is crawl space...3-4ft or so with lighting.
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I think dunecrazy is the last plumbing contractor on the board. Evilrhino got a day job
If you can assemble a lower that replacement is a slice of pie. Even if you couldn't assemble a lower, that replacement job is a piece of cake. Time consuming, yes. difficult, not really.Quote:
Originally Posted by MED
Try Flink Supply in Denver. They carry a lot of plumbing stuff used in the older parts of Denver.
http://flinksupply.com/
I would 86 those old valves and put in ball valves while you're in there. I've had more trouble with those things than I care to remember with not actually shutting off the water anymore. Anytime I work on a pipe that has one, I replace it.
Just saw the last picture. It looks like slip fitting on the overflow stand pipe. Should be easy if so
Non of my lower builds had 61 year old rusty parts with sludge [Eek3]Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
I don't understand what needs replaced. Can you access the drum trap from the crawl space? If so, should be as simple as opening, then snaking from the open trap.