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    http://www.hometime.com/projects/howto/plumbing/pc2plm2.htm
    Plastic pipe joints are connected with glue that actually melts the pieces together. The joints for both PVC and ABS are glued the same way, but the types aren’t interchangeable and only a special fitting can connect them together.
    http://www.remodel.com/ResourceCenter/Encyclopedia/Encyclopedia.asp?pgnum=1147
    http://www.pmmag.com/CDA/ArticleInformation/features/BNP__Features__Item/0,2379,4068,00.html

    . Note that some people use multipurpose glue to adapt from PVC to ABS but, it is not code to do so in most areas, nor do we recommend you using multi purpose glue to go from ABS to PVC. If your pipes are ABS then you use use no-hub couplings to adapt. http://www.plumbingworld.com/eldervalve.html

    PVC DRAIN PIPE AND FITTINGS 002445 4″ 4″ PVC/ABS ADAPTER SLEEVE 5.99/EA http://www.pbs-one.com/priceguide/PBS_PB.html
    ADAPTER COUPLING 125mm 100mm (5 4ABS) GXG (ADAPTS PVC SPIGOT TO IPS (ABS) SPIGOT) http://www.blairsupply.com/Products/section8.htm

    Manufacturers make transition cement for this purpose:
    http://www.spwarehouse.com/oateych.htm http://www.portplastics.com/plastics/access/adhesive/ http://www.oatey.com/products/cements/30925.html http://www.herchem.com/SpecShts/SSPlasPxy.htm http://www.bramec.com/pages/13067.htm

    Homeowners have done this: http://www.terrylove.com/wwwboard/messages/13959.html

    There are questions of which tube and fittings are to be joined where for structural strength.

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