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  • foszoe

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    Need a 4" hose clamp where the screw is perpendicular to the clamp. It's a tight hole and one that's parallel will mean I have to chip concrete unless someone has another idea. Not that I won't be chipping some anyway. Anyone know what search term I can use or where to find one? Or have an idea I haven't thought of? 16326011852121898870389053023934.jpg 16326012163637402336305688381106.jpg
     
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    foszoe

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    It's a main drain T in a walkout basement bathroom that overflowed into a toilet. It's cast iron though and for now I just want it capped.

    I know I have seen them.
     

    DoggyDaddy

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    It's a main drain T in a walkout basement bathroom that overflowed into a toilet. It's cast iron though and for now I just want it capped.

    I know I have seen them.
    I think I've seen them too fos, but I don't remember where. Might try some auto supply places or else hardware stores.
     

    foszoe

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    Yes small turns will be possible, I am going to have to chip iout some concrete to get it down in there. Just would like a vertical screw to make it easier.
     

    Cameramonkey

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    also, have you considered cementing the fitting on somehow? if its low pressure, maybe gasket material would work to glue it in place?

    Just wait until it dries to reassemble.
     

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    Oh, and unless it would have some kind of anti-reverse mechanism, I dont see how the physics of your original request would work. It would be relatively easy to open the clamp because the forces would work directly on the screw to turn it. The worm gear is what makes the regular ones work. (and not back out)
     

    Leo

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    The clamping mechanism on my piston ring compressor is a perpendicular clamp with a ratchet to hold it . It would probably work fine but kind of pricey just to clamp off a soil pipe.

    On the other hand, I have been in positions where $15 to make a problem go away would be cheap.
     
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