4" Sewer Line Help

I'm painting my basement walls and floors when I noticed a crack in the 45 degree angle on the 4" sewer line coming out of a wall , see pic NOT SURE IF PIC IS SEEN So I'll decribe 4" sewer line comes out of stone wall about 6' up, runs straight out about 2 1/2' then 45degree down turn , straight pipe for 2' then another 45 to level off to area where it exits the home. Hope that works
Is it ok to cut the pipe that comes out of the wall, remove the faulty 45, install a pvc 45, a short lenght of pvc 4" and connect to existing 4" coming out of wall with a fenco(fernco?) fitting? I'm here in NJ

Think my pic didnt attach was it's a bmp, recently reprogramed pc and havent installed jpg program, sorry

Yes cut your drain and do what you said. Don't use ferncos use mission couplings they are better, stronger, and in code.

p.s. Get a nice handy program called irfanview (http://www.irfanview.com/). It is the best picture tool I have used for wintrash. That is until I switched to GNU/LINUX.

patrick88 said:

Yes cut your drain and do what you said. Don't use ferncos use mission couplings they are better, stronger, and in code.

p.s. Get a nice handy program called irfanview (http://www.irfanview.com/). It is the best picture tool I have used for wintrash. That is until I switched to GNU/LINUX.

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Yes to all the above. irfanview is what we use at work (school) Or The GIMP if you want some real image power!