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dixowk: Initial set of materials for the change. Originally was 1.5" material, but pipes where I cut were actually 1.25". The sump started with 1.5", but went to 1.25" for the rest of the system.
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dixowk: 1 inch inset in couple to be accounted for with cut
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dixowk: Eyeball fit trial for cut at 16" from end of 90 degree fitting
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dixowk: Eyeball fit trial for cut at 16" from end of 90 degree fitting
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dixowk: Eyeball fit trial for cut at 16" from end of 90 degree fitting
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dixowk: Eyeball fit trial for cut at 16" from end of 90 degree fitting
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dixowk: First cut at 16 inches with reciprocating saw.
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dixowk: First cut at 16 inches with reciprocating saw.
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dixowk: Cut made. This was the easy one.
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dixowk: Cut made. This was the easy one. The sump comes in form the top here before going to the sewer to the right.
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dixowk: Cut made. This was a bugger. Use Rep saw and the oscilating tool to cut due to really tight space.
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dixowk: Cut made. This was a bugger. Use Rep saw and the oscilating tool to cut due to really tight space.
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dixowk: Dry fit and realized the fitting was too large
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dixowk: Dry fit and realized the fitting was too large
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dixowk: Dry fit with the wrong diameter pipes, but a least the concept was sound.
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dixowk: Dry fit with the wrong diameter pipes, but a least the concept was sound.
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dixowk: Now, have the correct fittings although I couldn't get the same brand style
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dixowk: Reused 1.25" pipe that previous owner left. Cut clean edge first before cutting the length I needed.
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dixowk: Dry fit everything and it all appears good before cement applied.