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Posted by ctops on January 5, 2007, 12:39 pm
HeyBub wrote:
> ctops wrote:
> > I have a drain pipe that is under the slab in the house , the house
> > was built in 1960, I want to connect another service to run to the
> > apartment just built, the old pipe is inside the slab and I need to
> > connect into it , it's that old Cast metal , and I want to put a T
> > connection so I can have a access to snake out the system, 1 how
> > should I get to the old pipe in the slab , by saw or just drill holes
> > and chip from around it slowly to gain access , and how should the
> > connection of the T be made, welding, soder , of with a boot and
> > sleeve.
>
> Never having even attempted what you're about, my thoughts are truely stray
> ones.
>
> Me, I'd forget about tapping into a cast iron pipe imbedded in concrete.
> There's got to be some way to connect to the sewer that's not under or in
> concrete. Sewer pipe is cheap. So what if it take 100' of plastic pipe to
> get to somewhere the sewer is surrounded by only dirt?
I will try to draw what i'm trying, no going to do,, BRB in a few ,
ctops
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