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Jody... Why don't you tell us what is wrong with the cast iron flange first. Perhaps we have an idea or two that can salvage the old flange. For example, if one toilet bolt slot is broken you could use a SPANNER FLANGE to span the gap/break and easily salvage the old flange... see image. Back to you... Mark |
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