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Have used mine for many years and it finally wont lift anymore..no oil leaks either..Can anyone direct me to a the most useful rebuild kit,..and any advice on the teardown? ...is the rubber plug on the housing a fill only?..looking to get the oil out properly before getting started ..thanks

Ok..so I plugged and unplugged each about half a dozen times..much better... jeez I better find the Ben Gay now🙄

Hahaa..I know right

No sir..

This 6 outlet adapter by Eaton(good brand right!) ..It plugged into my oultet just fine but it ***** when you go to plug a cord into it..It's like trying to push a clothespin through leather..Im actually oiling the pronges to get use out of it till I find an alternative..bout ready to bust it...

One more question..I noticed in many pics that folks would leave their shower stall area in gravel then pour concrete upon doing the shower install..Is this because otherwise I would have to chip out the concrete upon installation for some reason like where the concrete can interfere with...

I have another question guys..Can my branch lines enter the main sewer line horizontally?.. or do i drop them in at a 45° or 90° ? ..Im trying to eliminate a deeper dig if possible

So looks like I need to move the main drain out from under wall to about middle of bathroom floor.. And...no vent t's on main drain..put a separate vent on shower drain and separate vent on toilet..both sized appropriately..drain lav to toilet vent..okay, think I will keep my 3" cleanout but add...

Was gonna wrap the pipe a bit as it passes thru the floor but the 4" pipe into a 4x3 elbow sounds better

Even if they are used for venting connections?

I will go 2" on the vent just to be safe..is 3 vents necessary?

Thanks guys..I was kind wondering about the closet flange and how I was going to slip it over once the concrete was poured..So they make a flange that slips into 4" pipe?.. I originally had a closet flange that slipped into the 3" pipe but the opening looked way too small.

Getting ready for a concrete pour and doing a rough plumb for a bathroom to be finished at a later date..Ive got my elbows and sweep t's laid out in order but I'm unsure about placement of the vent t's..in the pic from L to R is (1st) 2" shower sweep and trap..(2nd)1 1/2" vent t ..(3rd) 3"...

Maybe I need to find a pole barn forum..I wasn't thinking to well haha..who would have plumbing in a garage🙃

Been to this site many times in the past and always have found good info here so I decided to join up to ask to ask some questions but don't see the category of "plumbing "...do I post in "general discussion "?