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Ok. I moved it to the last wye in the pic It is seven inches from top center ti floor About 7-8 feet from bathroom

i redid it thanks for catching that for me, this look ok?

its 8 inches plus the buried trap and 75 inches from the wall im on a solid slab of rock above the trap i had to put a pointed chisel on the macho hammer and chip away for an hour to have a place to sink the trap im gonna go cut the wye out and couple a piece in there while i still...

i can put the bathroom as close or far from pipe as i want/or leaves enough clearence to stack

are you refferring to the stack as concrete pipe? its actually painted CI , i cut it and went to pvc at the mission its a foot from the wall it starts at 4"depth , the wye is actually 5 , and im 8 feet out so far on the main, with a 2 inch fall

4 inches? to close? the bathroom would be a few feet was just gonna put it up against that backwall starting a few feet from the stack just a stand up shower and a toilet

i have a self leveling laser clamped on a piece of angle over the trench yea its for bathroom , i was just going to put a short piece with a cap on it and worry about it after the summer ill go measure

i have to offset either way, to follow the old trench, its solid sandstone around it or i would dig with the double, i have a better angle at the FD yea i started from the stack to low it saved my washtub in the basement and i hosed all the waste down the 4 foot piece of line i left...

ok last one is there any issue with coupling a couple 1/8 bends togther like this to form like an ogee offset?

i may have one at the shop , ill look monday i work for a mechanical contractor we do quite a bit of hydronic air handlers (the fitters, they have the work around here) they get new tools constantly and the old ones sit there till someone asks for it got some nice yellow jacket manifold...

should i stake the pipe in place with something before i finish backfilling?

you guys do testing/balancing?

http://www.plumbingforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9190 you can see in the first picture in this thread they criss crossed back and forth the whole 20 foot run across the basemnt it was rediculous

my old no longer functional storm line was pretty much right on top of my sewer line they can share a trench but thats just what mine was

saw something at the plumbing supply by fernco today, didnt pay it much attention, but it was some type of new leak stopper figure its gotta be decent by fernco

well worked most the day, got done would most you guys would probaly do in 20 minutes any obvious problems?

i saw some drills made just for them too, i know at least a milwaulkee i was close to seeing what it would cost, i have no impulse control when it comes to tools i settled for the 8 bucks, reluctlantly

found a plumbing supply with the 5 inch fernco, as soon as i asked for it he knew exactly what suburb i lived in thats funny

thanks my first hand tool with a removal lever (seems chinsey, no wonder the site had a bunch of disocounted ones with a missing lever) im glad i bought it though, i tried it just sticking a coupler on a piece of PVC, and i dont think i would have went that tight for fear of breaking the band...

well it looks like tommorrow is gonna be the day i got one of these fernco t handled torque wrenchs , this isnt like a regular torque wrench, its 60lbs only (im sure everyone knows that) but there is a lever on the shaft? what purpose does it serve? will it only torque with it out? also...