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    Jan 25, 2010, 02:04 PM
    4" cast female hub (5" opening) to PVC adapter
    I need to connect new PVC to my OLD 4"
    1920's cast hub. I have removed the old
    4" double tapped closet bend (see picture)
    So now I have a clean 5 inch opening.

    I need to install a 1.5 PVC close to the cast
    iron so the adapter can't be too long.

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