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3/4 " PVC to 3" PVC
I'm installing a saniflush up-flush toilet in my basement. The
effluence goes out through a 3/4" PVC pipe (would you believe??!!) I need to connect that 3/4" into my main 3" PVC. Anyway of doing that without cutting the 3" and slipping in a "T" ?? |
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