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Replacement for Old School Dual drain slop sink

Mad Dog_2
Mad Dog_2 Member Posts: 8,212
in THE MAIN WALL
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If Christ Supply in New Hyde Park (Est. 1810) ain't got it......Anyone have a source? Thanks Mad Dog

Consulting by Mad Dog & Matt Jr.

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  • JUGHNE
    JUGHNE Member Posts: 11,444

    I had that drain connection on a double sink in my mother's house (mid 1940's).

    The sink seemed to be concrete with metal upper protective trim and a washboard built into one of the sloped walls. Very handy with wringer washer and quite durable.

    When redoing plumbing I knew to not touch it.

    We moved away instead.😊

    PC7060Mad Dog_2
  • mattmia2
    mattmia2 Member Posts: 13,085
    edited May 30

    Are the studs that hold it on still viable? At least the single version is just held on with studs and nuts like a disposal outlet. Could use 2 singles and a tee too.

  • PC7060
    PC7060 Member Posts: 1,665
    edited May 31

    I did a trawl through eBay and nothing came up. This is only thing that comes to mind….. 😥

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  • pecmsg
    pecmsg Member Posts: 6,182

    had the same thing on Maple Ave in S Hempstead. Sold that house 25 years ago.

    JUGHNELyle {pheloa} CarterMad Dog_2
  • Lyle {pheloa} Carter
    Lyle {pheloa} Carter Member Posts: 73

    Have youHave you got enough material left that you can use these?

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    Mad Dog_2
  • retiredguy
    retiredguy Member Posts: 1,038

    They are now made of plastic and are sold by many outlets, but if you want the cast iron version good luck finding one

  • PC7060
    PC7060 Member Posts: 1,665
    https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1856868#Comment_1856868

    what’s the name the part is sold under?

  • Mad Dog_2
    Mad Dog_2 Member Posts: 8,212

    I see Mustee makes them. Mad Dog

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  • Mad Dog_2
    Mad Dog_2 Member Posts: 8,212

    Thanks for the responses fellas. Mad Dog

    Consulting by Mad Dog & Matt Jr.
  • PC7060
    PC7060 Member Posts: 1,665

    is this the one?

    Mustee Twin Waste Assembly https://a.co/d/a1WoxNN

    Or do they make version with the stud mounts?

    Mad Dog_2
  • JUGHNE
    JUGHNE Member Posts: 11,444

    Can you show us the finished repair?

    Mad Dog_2
  • Mad Dog_2
    Mad Dog_2 Member Posts: 8,212

    You bet I will. Mad Dog

    Consulting by Mad Dog & Matt Jr.
    mattmia2
  • pecmsg
    pecmsg Member Posts: 6,182
    edited May 31
    https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1856900#Comment_1856900

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3H7IUbwFG40

    PC7060PeteA
  • HydronicMike
    HydronicMike Member Posts: 50

    I still have the same one as a single. Only had to replace the lead drain about 20 years ago.

    Mad Dog_2
  • Mad Dog_2
    Mad Dog_2 Member Posts: 8,212
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    I had to ream out the drain holes to get the strainers through. They came through a little cockeyed, but all good no leaks...gotta love the tight pattern of copper DWV fittings. They weren't even that expensive...we got em off supplyhouse.com.

    Saved this 100 yr old Beauty for another hundred years...Mad Dog

    Consulting by Mad Dog & Matt Jr.
    mattmia2JUGHNEPC7060
  • psb75
    psb75 Member Posts: 1,048

    This gives creedence to the term "old school." Nice solution MD.

    Mad Dog_2
  • Mad Dog_2
    Mad Dog_2 Member Posts: 8,212

    He had a few plumbers quote him big #s to crack it up, replace with a E.L Mustee PVC SS. All good all around. Mad Dog

    Consulting by Mad Dog & Matt Jr.
  • mattmia2
    mattmia2 Member Posts: 13,085

    we're ignoring the backflow prevention here?

    it uses a standard strainer rather than one that is cast in to the concrete? I was thinking you could probably chip out the drain area and mold a new one with concrete/mortar made with epoxy instead of cement.

    but even with a retrofit of the drain and adding backflow prevention that is far better than one of those plastic tubs bouncing all over the floor while you work.

    could mount a faucet above with a vacuum breaker and remote spout in the holes in the tub. look at lab faucet parts.

    Mad Dog_2
  • Mad Dog_2
    Mad Dog_2 Member Posts: 8,212
    edited June 7

    Ha ha...nope. this what I classify as an an "Antique repair." (such as an old clawfoot tube with the spout below the flood level rim....not going to IXNAY the Old Gem trying to bring it up to 2024 ICC) home has a backflow preventer anyway. Folks dont always have the $$$ to do everything we wanna do. Mad Dog

    Consulting by Mad Dog & Matt Jr.
    EBEBRATT-EdPC7060
  • EBEBRATT-Ed
    EBEBRATT-Ed Member Posts: 17,992

    Good save @Mad Dog_2

    Mad Dog_2PC7060
  • Mad Dog_2
    Mad Dog_2 Member Posts: 8,212

    Its like those thick "Shaws Original " farm sinks from England mad Dog

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  • Long Beach Ed
    Long Beach Ed Member Posts: 1,778

    Hey Matt ! I got one on my basement sink!

    Nice repair there. Very neat work too.

    Mad Dog_2

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