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![]() I'd stick with using a bulkhead.
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![]() making a stockman pipe right now...let you know how it turns out..
Just hate that I had to buy a full 10ft stick of 1.5" PVC just to use 20" or less |
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![]() 1.5" is pretty big, what size coupling are you using?
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![]() 2"
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![]() That will give you less than a 1/4" clearance so it'll be tight but I guess you're not pushing much flow anyway. You might not be able to get it super quiet with the over sized pipe but let us know how it turns out.
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![]() looking around a lot of people say that if you have 1.5" pipe and use a 2" coupling it works great so, figure why not try
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![]() If you look up 'hofer gurglebuster' you'll come across another method of quieting your drain. I believe it's actually a variation of the Stockman. I don't have personal experience with either of these and did read that it may be more prone to clogging, but you may want to investigate nevertheless. Here's a link to get you started.
http://home.everestkc.net/jrobertson...struction.html
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