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also a good epoxy would be a temporary repair. I use the 2 part they sell it at home depot. wear gloves and mix according to directions then push into hole and around hole.

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geofd is correct.. you can remove cleanout plug and install male adapter with a 4x2 street y and a end clean out. cap old 2 inch and repipe new trap. I believe that would solve the problem.

the only thing I can say is make sure vents off sinks go straight up til they are 6" or more above the flood rim of sink. as far as cleanouts I would put on stub outs for both sinks then trap off sink. also for vents use a sanitary tee. one is usually good around here...

you need to remove the existing aerator. you are correct that is a internal/external thread to match different faucets. once you take that off you should be able to attach the spray head you want. they usually come with different adapters for different style faucets.

its tricky but if you have no accesss from underneath you can push slightly down into shoe and slide gasket out. use same procedure to install new gasket. looks like the adapter inside shoe is for toe tap... make sure you putty the new toe tap on top. only other option is to open wall behind...

when waste is coming down 3 inch it is probably clogging the inlet from washing machine. that's not the right fitting for application. it should be a wye fitting

that's horrible..it looks like pvc . just cut below burn and glue pvc coupling with new fitting and use slip coupling or fernco above.

you should be able to put basin wrench around that part that tnkrst circled to loosen it.

youre 2nd drawing is good with a double sanitary t and just make sure vent doesent 90 over till you are 6 inches above flood rim of sink

they look like condensate drains...possibly ac or high effiency heat /hot water

hahahaha..id go broke if i charged 60 bucks an hour. taxes, fuel, workers comp, maintenance on vehicle, insurance, materials...on and on and on.....

looks like standard toilet supply some older shut offs ive seen are larger than the standard 3/8. home depot has both sizes.

sorry took so long to reply been a crazy week. its ok if piece inside breaks youll get a new one with new cartridge. it has to come out. its just stuck in there. try needle nose pliers with force. also remove cover plate there may be a retaining nut holding it in as well.

i got backwards use pipe on left for drain.. and i would put a cleanout in.

i would try it on the least used tub first in case you have any issues. its all threaded connections so worst case you could replace with modern chrome threaded fittings and valves. look on home depot or lowes or plumbers supply house

Common fault 1: Low boiler pressure The Cause: If you’re done all the usual checks (including checked the radiators for leaks and looked at the pressure relief valve without finding any faults), it could be the automatic air vent. You’ll be able to tell by taking off the plastic bottom panel and...

not sure if thats it but looks like it

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