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Hi all

Quick question.

We went to move our soil pipe through 90* so we can move the toilet. We are just a little unsure how we can move the existing pipework.

I’ve attached a couple photos of our existing one.

Can anyone confirm whether this is a simple push fit connection or whether it’s a solvent weld type?

I’m thinking from photos, it appears push fit. If it is, is it just a case of spraying down the join with some lubricant/silicone spray and rotating it round?

Thanks
 

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The branch is push fit.
Looks like someone filled the redundant boss with sillycon.
Might want to change that as well.
 
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Ahh awesome. At least it should move.

Just a case of filling the join with some wd40 or silicone lube and tweaking it round?

I presume that redundant boss, is the one up the top with the yellow-y stuff hanging out of it?
 
Yes, getting lube on the outside will only make it harder (to move!)
 

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