A 3/4-inch Schedule 40 PVC pipe broke off inside a tee fitting. The location is difficult to access due to borders and surrounding pipes.
Epoxy putty does not hold long-term under pressure. Rubber expanding plugs are also unreliable for permanent repairs.
The only lasting solution is to excavate, cut out the damaged section, and reinstall the tee and pipe correctly.
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