🔗 Fernco P1059 33" Flexible Coupling: Enhanced Diameter for Superior Sealing and Flexibility Review

I had a crack in the drain pipe on the fitting. This is the only way to fix a pipe in the middle of the stack. This is placed on the coupling on one side and on the pipe on the other side. I couldn't find it locally. The guy from Home Depot told me they don't when I asked about a special order for something like this. Worked great but needed an adjustment (from HD) to complete the job. This one was a lot easier to put on than a whistle on a whistle. Maybe because I took a shorter one…

This part eases the transition from old cast iron spigots and flared tubes to PVC. I had an existing 3" cast iron "bell"/outlet that was about 1/3 buried in a concrete wall in our basement that needed to be upgraded to 3" PVC. It took some hammer drill and chisel work to remove enough concrete for the fitting to fully engage. As the finish of the cast iron was far from perfect I applied a thin coat of silicone to the inside of the fitting to ensure a good seal, tightened the clamps and there…

A friend of mine had an old, old terra cotta pipe tipped to one side near the porch. With a little digging, the 3" tone pipe had broken in the collar area and tipped over. I dug around it, cut the broken coupler with a diamond grinder and used this Fernco repair coupler to attach a piece of 3" pipe. Trumpet Sch.40. It fitted perfectly onto my thick walled terracotta pipe and made a strong connection to the new ABS pipe. I didn't want to look in big stores as this item might be hard to find. Yes