Connecting 3" PVC DVW

[Fred Marshall]

I have a downspout buried drain pipe that was constructed with 3" PVC having what I would call "slip joints" with a "bell" end of a few inches on each 10-foot section. The pipe is marked PWPipe PVC Sewer Pipe ASTM ....
One of the slip joints parted by nearly a foot so I'm moving one of the sections around a bit in order to rejoin at the "break" while adding a 22.5 degree bend.

I've done this so far starting with the straight 3" pipe fitted with a 3" coupling to increase the OD to accomodate the flexible coupling.
Then used a 3"x 3" flex coupling to the small end of a 22.5 degree street elbow and then, the idea was, to connect the street elbow large end to the bell end of the 3" pipe.
The only problem is that the large end of the street elbow has 3.25 ID and the bell end OD of the pipe is a bit too small.

I suppose I could wrap the loose joint with DVW wrapping tape but since this is buried, that doesn't seem too permanent.

Suggestions?

 

[justin_dewan90]

Cut the pipe further back. Put the coupling on, street into the coupling and glue the pipe straight into the bell end. Or am I missing something? Will be a pain to get this to work since it'll be all hard piped with no ferncos.

 

[justin_dewan90]

Might throw a picture up. Pretty sure I know what your after but better to see than just imagine.

 

[Fred Marshall]

Here is the original "problem" the pipe on the left has a "bell" end which is barely noticeable.

Here is the final solution. More expensive in parts but they were available. Also, the needed bend was less than the 22.5 degree street I had so the ferncos were adequate. Also accommodate the fixed-gap without using a pipe stretcher.

 

[Fred Marshall]

The idea of cutting back the pipe was helpful in thinking this through!!
Thanks!