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Removing Integral Shower Drain Question
No success Googling this one, so I thought I'd try here. I have to fix a
leaking shower drain pipe in an upstate lodge. There is an economy type plastic shower drain pan which appears to be fitted with an integral drain. 2" galvanized pipe is leaded or epoxied into the drain and there is a substantial leak where this short piece is threaded into an elbow. The drain appears to be press fitted, there is no way of unthreading it that I can see. I am thinking I will have to sawzall or drill the drain out without damaging the plastic and install a new threaded drain. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. |
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