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jhe (PA)
I have a vertical pvc waste stack which I want to insert into a cast iron pipe which is flush with the floor. The plastic pipe fits snugly into the cast iron pipe. What can I use to seal the plastic pipe into the cast iron one?
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North Carolina Plumber (NC)
It really needs a no hub band to make the connection. You may have to increase the size of the hole around the pipe to allow you to tighten the clamps on the band.
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jhe (PA)
Unfortunately I can't do that. The cast iron portion is in a concrete floor. I took a plastic pipe out of the cast iron pipe and there was some sort of gray putty-like stuff there. I need something like that.
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packy (MA)
how far can you insert the plastic? can you even fit a hacksaw blade in between?
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jhe (PA)
Six inches or so. No I cannot insert a hacksaw between the plastic and cast iron. They fit together snugly.
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SHEPLMBR70 (VA)
If it's hub cast iron you can get a service weight gasket and a Charlotte 119 fitting
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packy (MA)
the problem is that code calls for a 'full size' cleanout before reducing.
if it doesn't matter to you, just epoxy things together. install a cleanout tee at 18 inches off the floor and enjoy the superbowl...
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