HOW TO Splice PVC Joint into an Existing PVC Pipe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 เม.ย. 2020
- Hello! In this video, we're splicing a Y joint into an underground PVC drainage pipe. Hope this video is useful! As always, thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe for more videos!
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Shielded bands are not used for underground. Fernco couplings or repair couplings are used for this.
You saved me so many❤ questions and lack of my own knowledge!!?
Good video, I believe the joint you used for the application is for a vent. A water Y connector needs a smoother Y joint but I am sure it works fine, the smoother for drain snaking
Mr John great work 👍 thank you 🙏
Thanks guys. You saved me a bunch of trouble.
We are here to serve. Thx.
Perfect thanks !!!! Really helped.
John I wanted to get some basic plumbing info from the get go , didn’t realize I clicked a TikTok dance vid by mistake 🤣 so clicked right out
Gotta keep my followers guessing! Thanks for your patronage.
That waz helpful! Thank you (Well done!)
Yes, I had the same question as Sputnik about the couplers being rated for underground.
Also, the width - I've seen wider couplers.... so was just wanting more details about how to make sure the couplers were adequate.
Why no torque wrench?
Helpful, thanks!
THANK YOU! I needed this!
Just here to help. Glad you enjoyed. Cheers.
I don’t like any of it but it’s gotta get done. Thank you for the video!
great job ... saved me a ton of work
Glad it helped you Ghost Writer 6699.
Good start to video
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Those couplings are called "no hub" bands, they do not slide over the pipe because they have a "stop" in them. The proper and code approved coupling is a fenco "no stop" rubber coupling. The bands you are using are primarily for cast iron pipe, that's why the have the metal band around them. You can still use them but you have to slide the band off the rubber and fold the rubber back over it self, you do this on both sides, then the pipe fits right in. However, depending on you location might not pass code.
So about 15 years? Not good enough.
@@dbassett74 so like I said, you can still use them, just not the proper coupling.
I prefer sleping coupler PVC one because can flow
thanks for this video!
No problem! Thanks for taking a look.
Are the couplers you used rated to be buried underground?
Wtf do you think idiot
@@grahammason6466 loool!
No they are not. They are for above ground and for cast iron. Only full size rubber coupling can be used.
YEs they are, stainless steel and rubber
@@Repeeteer I thought underground couplers were supposed to be shielded ones.
Do you have to use couplers on the old pipes, or can you glue into it?
I think so
teach us how to change a tire, please. thanks.
That’s exactly what about about to do, & I was worried about not being able to move the existing PVC pipe to mount the new section; thank you.
Right! Were you able to get it figured out?
@@johndoesthings2440 so i have abs pipe running next to garage where i want to put a bathroom how would i tie into to existing pipe? just use a tee ? and are those couplings at home depot?? what they called??
Not sure!
Super cool guys for a no pressure application. Gravity fed system. Where you don't have to worry about bevels and burrs and blah blah blah
1st view :)
Please tell the name of the fitting you used instead of cuplings and name of solvent (gum)
Those are Rubber Couplings. The solvent is 2 part pvc cement - primer and cement.
work in a existing under ABS pipe.... no a new ones...
Sir I want to cut 1.5 inch Dia metal pipe and give input a soft water supply pipe of Upvc, how to do that pl
Long blades make life easier
Definitely. We’ll get a longer blade for the next project for sure. Good idea!
How long before those metal bands rust out?
Best estimates based on prevailing research says about 5,000-6,000 days. Good question.
Thanks but can I do this to a toilet pipe since my plumber forgot to put a breather on it?
I believe so. Interior?
Seems to me you could have done it with just one coupling.
How so?
@@johndoesthings2440 I just did it. Wish I could send you a picture.
@@johndoesthings2440 why couldn't you slip the Y onto the old pipe and only use the rubber coupling on the other end? I appreciate the video. I am at the point of adding the Y to my main drain for an outside bathroom...but I don't understand why the use of two couplings?
I think you could do that. But only if you’re able to find a y-joint that has a female (receiving) end that could attach to your exiting pipe.
@@ironfitboxing5304 that's what I did. I just cut the pipe little by little being careful not to cut too much, it took a little finessing, but it worked..just one coupler and one t-joint.
If you want
😂You funny
Will those clamps keep out small fibrous roots from my neighbors adjacent tangerine tree?
Not sure.
As easy as you think
Yep.
It'd go a lot faster if you bought the right saw blade and the right fittings.
Why wouldn't you use glue couplings?
I’m not sure. Good question
Thank you
You’re welcome
Rip Trippers is that you?
Yes!
This channel should be called "My Dad Does Things (after I do a 48 second useless intro)"
Haha you’re so right. Love my dad!
You can use glue on one side ,put a coupling bro
Good idea. Thanks Gil
Hmmm looks questionable. I think it would have been better to glue everything instead of the rubber joints.
15 seconds into for no apparent reason
Please people stop this
“All you have to do is put in some dirt!” Plastic has little inherent strength, pack it with shingle at least one metre (where possible) in all three directions even if there is little traffic over the joint. If you’re producing a video on YT, at least do the job correctly….or watch a professional qualified tradesman of which there are many. Do it right first time, every time.
Immediately went to another channel. Intro was intolerable.
Thanks for giving it a shot!