normally no
it all depends on how the ell was anchored and the type of pipe that was used. that's why i asked what was on the other side.if it's a closet you ...
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be careful
what's on the other side?do you have or can you create access.
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tieger plumbing
they deleted that post from this morning and i didn't have time to finish reading it.i should have printed it.do you still have a copy?can you send...
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shower
if it's a single handle it could be the limit on the shower valve is out too far not allowing enough hot to be mixed with the cold. put in anoth...
about 5 years by LarryG
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trick question
if the bowl was filled to the brim then the blockage would have to be before the joint where shower ties in. correct? but i know what you're try...
about 5 years by LarryG
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Fixture Units
now you weren't paying attention.
about 5 years by LarryG
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no way
if the toilet outflow pipe was reduced somewhere along the line to 1 1/2 you would have more than a slow flush.you would be having problems BIG TIME.
about 5 years by LarryG
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i see it now
just by looking at the valve and comparing it to mine which are steam. thanks once again for another great tip. larry
about 5 years by LarryG
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how did you know?
how did you know it was hot water.i thought it was 2 pipe steam.
about 5 years by LarryG
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shower
usually the stem will screw out with a socket. i have a set of plumbers sockets and i have also used a regular socket and turn it with pliers beca...
about 5 years by LarryG
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remove
you should be able to get it out depending on how much give the pipes have in the direction away from the radiator. if not then you would have to ...
about 5 years by LarryG
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see "pipe" above
posted new instead of reply to.
about 5 years by LarryG
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remove
loosen those union nuts all the way and move them back out of the way. then if you can't get the radiator out then turn the whole valve counterc...
about 5 years by LarryG
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pipe
one way would be to use a no hub for the size of pipe you have,i presume it's 1 1/2 dwv.
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call plumbers back
that's your best bet.
about 5 years by LarryG
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if that's the case
if it stops when you turn the water off then it sounds like the fill valve is not closing off completly. is it a fluidmaster?
about 5 years by LarryG
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kit installed by plumber.
the first thing that came to mind was that jobidoobie that fluidmaster makes that you glue somehow to the top of the flush valve.
about 5 years by LarryG
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try this
either turn off the water supply for a while and see if the noise stops and the water level in the tank drops. that will tell you if the flapper i...
about 5 years by LarryG
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instant coffee
really appreciate the tips. words can't describe. keep em coming.
about 5 years by LarryG
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