Broken Drain Pipe

   / Broken Drain Pipe #11  
Plugging it,,well who knows how far down it rusted into,,but plugging the end oughta be simple enough,,maybe stick a rag in it and fill with that expandable foam stuff,,or stick a rag way down in it and fill with a concrete of some kind,,maybe a rubber end cap,,,just gotta stop odor and water,,maybe its not in that bada shape futher down,thats the bad thing about concrete around lines,,maybe get you a jack hammer of some kind and have at it,,,but if you don't need that drain anymore,,,plugging it should be simple enough,,,thingy
 
   / Broken Drain Pipe
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#12  
Thanks to everyone that replied with suggestions. I apologize for not getting back to this thread earlier. I have been almost too busy to check my email. I still haven't done anything but plug the pipe with an expansion plug. At present I am planning on installing a perforated sump and pump in the area adjacent to this so that I can relieve the hydraulic pressure under the house, and I will plug the pipe correctly when it is exposed.
 

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