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I recently purchased my first home. We decided that we would under
take some upgrading. When we stared on the bathroom we where planning on just repainting. After further investigation we determined that the drain pipe from the sink was corroded and leaking. We didn't like the sink anyway so we pulled it out and hope to replace it with a pedestal sink. When we removed the sink this what we found. http://www.eganllc.com/images/pipes1.jpg http://www.eganllc.com/images/pipes2.jpg The end of the pipe that you can not see is into a cast iron pipe. As you can see there are many issues. 1) Do I need to replace the galvanized pipe? 2) Should I call a plumber to do this? 3) Can I just shorten the coupling so that the drain is not over the water pipe? (Shorten the coupling that is.) Any help is appreciated. Jonyskids |
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