Grant Kinsey
New Member
My toilet started leaking a bit ago, and it has progressively gotten worse. Upon removing the toilet one of the closet bolts has broken, so I have to replace the flange. However, the flange isn't set in there like a normal flange, and I'm not sure how to move forward.
If you notice in the pictures, the drain pipe and the flange are offset a good bit, and I don't think I can get around doing it this way again. The last plumber must have cemented in the flange or something, so I'm guessing I'll have to break out the old flange. After breaking it out what should I do? I'm really at a loss, and I'm not a pro at plumbing by any means. Thanks!
If you notice in the pictures, the drain pipe and the flange are offset a good bit, and I don't think I can get around doing it this way again. The last plumber must have cemented in the flange or something, so I'm guessing I'll have to break out the old flange. After breaking it out what should I do? I'm really at a loss, and I'm not a pro at plumbing by any means. Thanks!