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Oops! Must be a plastic drain. With cast it's a straightforward fix even with poured joins. How would one do that with plastic? Cut it out with a router?EBEBRATT-Ed said:Didn't square the flange holes with the wall.
Trying to squeeze the best out of a Weil-McLain JB-5 running a 1912 1 pipe system.0 -
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It would be great if we could assume that anytime we saw something like this it was done by an unlicensed individual.
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Its ok for some one who is a right hander.
As for the lefties? Not so sure.
If you know. You know? .0 -
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Looks like loose Johnny bolts and a very forgiving wax seal.0
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This was done by a GC...one call does it all..PVC and Home Depot made everyone a plumber...Mad Dog 🐕4
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It's probably not even bolted to the flange (floor). Of course, it could be covering up a cracked tile. Works for me.0
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Mad Dog_2 said:This was done by a GC...one call does it all..PVC and Home Depot made everyone a plumber...Mad Dog 🐕
@Mad Dog_2is this a job you're quoting to fix?Single pipe 392sqft system with an EG-40 rated for 325sqft and it's silent and balanced at all times.
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Damn Orangeburge, made everyone a plumber before it was cool.ChrisJ said:Mad Dog_2 said:This was done by a GC...one call does it all..PVC and Home Depot made everyone a plumber...Mad Dog 🐕
@Mad Dog_2is this a job you're quoting to fix?
mine was installed by a plumber. i have a copy of the permit from 19500 -
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You could drill the floor and install threaded "shields" and use hanger bolts to hold the toilet. Thread the screw end into the "shield" and use a nut on the other end to hold the toilet. "Shazam", problem fixed. Ace Hardware sells them in a set of 2 in brass. See item #43037. I am sure that any hardware store or outlet sell similar items.1
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No. Matt Jr's Batchelor pad in Williamsburg Brooklyn. Believe or not, it's down good, good tile job & clean. Mad Dog 🐕1
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You can also store, brooms, mops, New York Magazine & National Geographic behind that toilet! Mad Dog 🐕0
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You could store 10 years worth of McMaster Carr catalogs behind that toilet.....Mad Dog_2 said:You can also store, brooms, mops, New York Magazine & National Geographic behind that toilet! Mad Dog 🐕
Or a spare TH400 / 4L80E.Single pipe 392sqft system with an EG-40 rated for 325sqft and it's silent and balanced at all times.
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Considering what website this is.ChrisJ said:
You could store 10 years worth of McMaster Carr catalogs behind that toilet.....Mad Dog_2 said:You can also store, brooms, mops, New York Magazine & National Geographic behind that toilet! Mad Dog 🐕
Or a spare TH400 / 4L80E.
A steam radiator would be perfect back there.0 -
Or a 3 section boiler....KC_Jones said:
Considering what website this is.ChrisJ said:
You could store 10 years worth of McMaster Carr catalogs behind that toilet.....Mad Dog_2 said:You can also store, brooms, mops, New York Magazine & National Geographic behind that toilet! Mad Dog 🐕
Or a spare TH400 / 4L80E.
A steam radiator would be perfect back there.Single pipe 392sqft system with an EG-40 rated for 325sqft and it's silent and balanced at all times.
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Butt for the left handed folks its much worse then for the righties. Look at the pic again.0
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You just gotta practice the "reach around." HA ha 😂 🤣 😆 😄 Mad Dog 🐕0
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I just pulled one of my vintage toilets (flushmetered) and it had four bolts into the floor - two into the flange and two long post screws into the concrete floor. The other toilet only had two at the flange - I'm assuming they are both original to the late 20's, but maybe it was replaced in one of the weird renovations that were - somewhat badly - done over the years.0
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@ChicagoCooperator usually there is a date stamped in the porcelain somewhere inside/underneath. I think the 4 bolt was common through the 50's or so, first all 4 bolts in the floor just holding it over the flange and later with 2 studs in the flange.0
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