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sorrowmonkeyWell, after a fair bit of wiggling, nudging, squeaking, and an assisted leap from the corner of the bathroom to the (cracked) toilet rim, the tub is in. Right now, gravity is holding it in place.
I have a conference call for work at noon, and then I can run to Lowe's (again) for more drainpipe to run from the drain fitting to the u-bend on the main-line. That should be simple. The shitty part is that the overflow pipe is too short (by about 3/4"), so I'm going to have to extend that too. Unfortunately, that part is behind the tub, so reaching it is a major PITA.
Still, I'm very pleased to see forward progress. The new tub looks fantastic, even against the bare studs.
I have a conference call for work at noon, and then I can run to Lowe's (again) for more drainpipe to run from the drain fitting to the u-bend on the main-line. That should be simple. The shitty part is that the overflow pipe is too short (by about 3/4"), so I'm going to have to extend that too. Unfortunately, that part is behind the tub, so reaching it is a major PITA.
Still, I'm very pleased to see forward progress. The new tub looks fantastic, even against the bare studs.
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Date: 2007-09-06 04:24 pm (UTC)I shall assist you yet again with my dainty girly hands!
mwahaha
yay
we have a tub!
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Date: 2007-09-06 04:51 pm (UTC)holy cow you have learned about plumbing.