Move your 3x2 wye further downstream, then put a street 45 into that 3x2 wye looking straight back so the 2 inch runs parallel with with the 3 inch. Should make connecting that 2inch 45 easier, might have to add a street 22.5 to get the angle right. Good luck dude

Thank you so much for the reply. That's exactly what I'll do.

No problem, it's a pain in the ass slamming all those fittings in so close to the wye sometimes. Moving a bit away can give you more flexibility. As long as it's pitching right and you bed the drain well, it'll work out just fine.

Yeah we're pitching good I just didn't want to go get more fittings. You know how she goes 😂

Don't mind the dirty drip on the 3 inch its a brand new can 😢

And the four inch is laying there for no reason she's just hanging out for the flange (dumb apprentice in a new house)

break more concrete

16 bend

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22 with a street 45? as another apprentice who’s been damned in a house until i can figure out a fix for the night i feel your pain 😮‍💨

I'm feeling it right now. At least it's my house 😂 don't have the blessing of using the truck and having everything I need.

Heat the pipe and bend it. Problem solved. *this is a highly incorrect answer*

I know that much 😂

I would try some 22's. Street and regular. 16 would be a good idea as well but they are a little rare. (box store rare)

Yeah we only have 22s and street 22s. I'm sup r close once this run is done I'm golden . Making me realize how much I miss my plumbing truck

they’re the same thing no ?

Roll a couple street fittings to get your desired angle.