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I've seen plenty of the "SS" clamps RUST and fail.

I really regret pulling down the lath and plaster in my old house......it was built in 1823 after the family lost their wooden house in a fire 😢 the walls to the outside were over 18 inches thick and it was one of 3 stone houses in cape may. From the era. I could tell stories about the place for days but it was a family involved in shipping and they built the place from ballast stones and they were the first family to have central lighting 😮 they had a carbide generator pit that lit the house into the 60s😮because the electric company didn't want to run the wire. My dad preserved the place from the second owner and we even lit the Christmas lights from our acetylene welding bottle for the holidays.......those lines were still good 100 plus years later 😢 god i miss that place and I was screwed out of it by a lying step mother a greedy sister who got hers and it happened when I was overseas fighting 😢

Put free oil tank full of fuel on market place it will be gone by the weekend

Well organized says the guy pointing to crooked wiring

Idk what's worse, that or when I helped tear out the interior of a strip club after it flooded & we found an old condom inside the bathroom wall! 🤮

he flinched when he heard tbat beep

What is the best way to apply just linseed oil on a cedar deck?

People use to take pride in what they did for a living

Shit is good for another 100 years

That condenser gotta be working extra hard with such little clearance around it

Pros use them because they're cheaper. End of story.

I prefer the steel clamps but all my coworkers prefer the crimp rings. (Rings are cheeper)

That was knob and tube 2.0😂 Have been in century old houses where the wires were just bare everywhere😅

I’m an apprentice hungry to learn and I appreciate learning from all your videos!! could you do some videos on Multiwire branch circuits please they’re still confusing to me Thanks! 🙏

Expansion fittings are way better

So what do you do with brick that was already painted? How do you fix this?

That is very interesting!

one of the big disadvantage was knob and tube was never designed to be within insulated walls. It used the open air to dissipate heat and when people started insulating that he didn't dissipate anymore. And then later rather than getting removed people come in and retrofit all sorts of nonsense which can really overloaded. We used to do things better.

Real wood there. At my city, if this wireing is in good shape. It's allowed. Box though has to be at least a pushomatic. Some just ran a separate ground alongside.

Wow... smh

0 it's mint

$50 gift certificate incoming!!!

I’m here for the music in the back round. Tight work boys. I’m a fan of the vertical screws as well and why is it white guys are the best as ⚡️ work.

Insurance companies today want it gone. If your buying a house that has it, no insurance for you till it’s gone

Gotta be thankful that it can be alot worse with wires an hoses in the actual walkway.

Obviously the contractors are at fault for the work quality 😂 but customer should've done research on company before signing a check:/ Sucks there's people out there giving installers and service techs a bad rep by scamming customers with dookie work.

City people are wild.

Craigslist, free offroad diesel. A scrapper will take that tank for free.

Amazing old school work!

I feel like this guy was tasked to handle this issue in the most expensive way possible. Why remove the tank in the first place? Even with gas it’s a great backup fuel source for your HVAC?

The high def really shows all the sweat 🥵

That's AZEK fascia, right? Do you know if there's a similar hidden fastener system for cedar fascia?

What is the product your using under the fascia ?

Probably nearly 1000 histroic homes, and this is the only time ive seen it look "clean" usually i say thank god its not build the same as the historix homss

FYI... Most insurers wouldn't insure you if you have any knob and tube in the house. Even if its disconnected. They might even reject any insurance claims if there's a fire.

All them holes were hand drilled too!

The thing that scares me most about knob and tube is learning about how later on when people add onto the electrical they often tap random neutrals creating a very high likelihood of a neutral overloaded when a hot may not be.

Now go change that f****** smoke detector battery

And in the meantime you hear the smoke detector chirping in the background because nobody's willing to change the battery amazing.

Beep

That knob and tube is not properly run. It wires were suppose to be run so that if one broke it wouldn't be able to touch the next wire over. Now imagine having to pull a soldering iron out a fire and then running back inside, climbing into the attic, and making up your connections.

Beep

bro about to build another paris

At those sorts of prices, if the heater still works, use up the left over oil over the winter, and have the specialists work with the empty tank. I am Green AF but im not willing to let the perfect be the enemy of the adequate

That's a really nice find. Beautiful example of old wiring.

It's backwards 😂. Stickers supposed to be on back

im so tired of red tape and bs leave us the hell alone id rather live in mexico at this point and be free but have corruption here the corruption is red tape.

Are you certified to do this stuff? Why do you need a permit to do this!

It's diesel fuel. Suck out the top 1/2 tank and mix with your diesel machinery. That's what the company is going to do with it.

Charging you $2 a gallon to take your good fuel oil is the real crime.