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How to fix a leak on a copper x pvc x cast iron Tee?
Hi, I just wanted to know how to fix the leak on the Tee fitting going to my toilet. It is 1/2" copper X 2" pvc x 3.5" Cast iron Tee that feeds water to my toilet and sink, and collects waste from my Toilet and washer machine. I can't find this fitting anywhere on the computer, and my plumber said it was a special ordered fitting. The copper, pvc, and cast iron are all soldered together into the tee, and there is a little adapter on the side that fits my washer mashine hose. PLEASE if anybody could assist me on fixing it I would appreciate it. I think it is cracked, but I'm not sure and it is making a mess still. Thank you
-Jefar |
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Jefar... I think maybe you're cracked! :D No such thing as a 1/2" copper x 2" x 3.5" cast iron tee fitting... ;) No fitting in the world connects water and waste lines like you suggest... ;) Either make funny and laugh out loud or post a picture of this fitting, OK? Happy Halloween! Mark |
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