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Hey there, look at the bright side - now you can upgrade your window with one that opens up! 😅 love State Trailer.

Good morning sir, do I need to remove the plastic inserts for the cooper end connection???

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Can I use no 6 awg on a 60 amp breaker I know it's good for 55 amps but do you think it would ever draw that much amps on a hot tub?

at 29:50 is your finger ok Scott?

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Thanks for the amazing knowledge you are sharing with us. Can anyone explain what is the need for having two 50 Amps breaker in series while one in main panel would be sufficient?

Great video!

Love all the great detail! Thanks so much!

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how come you left the plastic tube in the sharkbite when you put on copper pipe they say to take it out when you put it on a copper pipe thank you

Can a gfci (50 amp) breaker be placed in the main service panel and feed a subpanel downstream And use standard breakers for the spa motors in the subpanel? Is this an acceptable way to do this? Thanks! 0:51

Very informative! Great video!

Thanks for the tutorial. It's was the most fitting for my problem. I needed to just heat up a copper coupler to remove it, that corroded, remove 2 inch of pex, then installing a sharkbite slip coupling. Coupler was first Gen on clearance for 4.62. My plumber told me it would be $450 to have done today (Sunday).

The c is common wire

Okay, it's called a water heater not a hot water heater. If it was already hot you wouldn't need the heater aka heating elements or gas with pilot light

This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks a bunch!

C is combined?

Great video, keep up the great work.

Cuestion,, is really a good work i is not leaking in the future? And aprove

Do you need the plastic insert for copper pipe? I bought a couple of 1/2" Sharkbite connectors that one end has female threads and screws to the water faucet inlet for my washing machine supply line and the other end is a quick connect to 1/2" Pex. Neither one of these connectors had the plastic insert in the plastic bag packaging, nor were they in the end of the coupler. I threw the plastic bags that the connectors came in into the trash before noticing the inserts were missing. I assume the fitting must have been for copper Pipe. I am using Pex so I need the insert. I have some other Sharkbite connectors I can take the insert out of and use. Just curious about if you need the insert for copper. Also working on a mobile home that has polybutylene water lines. They make Sharkbite adapter couplers with one end going to Pex or PVC and the other end designated for Polybutylene so you can connect Pex to a polybutylene line. The plastic ends are color coded to prevent confusion. The only difference I can see is that the polybutylene is thinner than Pex and takes a slightly larger insert to keep the line from collapsing which also means a polybutylene insert will not go into a Pex pipe as the inside wall of the Pex is smaller around. A Pex insert will go into a Polybutylene pipe but will be too loose to keep it from collapsing.

Does anyone know what to do if I have 7 wires in the wall and I have the same swamp cooler switch in the video with the 4 connections???

imagine burying these pipes in walls knowing they will leak eventually (or right away)

Thankyou for the video

I'm wondering if it ever froze in the winter?

That was one one of the ugliest and sloppiest jobs I've see posted in a while, wow. Come on man take some some pride in your work and I don't know how you get someone to pay for that unless they requested the look to match trailer trash aesthetics.

What is L2 for?

What is that tool and where t get?

Respect to the man with working hands!!

Good video.... but I think its time for some gloves

Nice very undenstand tanks good job

It's always the left paw that takes the hit

Thanks for the help…got my old swamp cooler going…blew out a new fangaled thermostat before this instal…runs better and easier to manage….

When do you turn on the water

6:35

C isn't for common in this case. C is power out to high fan on the motor. It is usually a black wire, not white, not neutral.

Them hands seen some things

great vrideo but you really need to take better care of those hands. Them are rough.

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very good. Congratulations

What keeps your pipes from freezing in the winter

Color code what wire gose where

C=Common (the white wire coming from rhe panel.

Thank you sir for helping me I didn't know what I was in for your video really helped me out once again thanks

Thank you ,ordering my unit today😎😎

I also file the outside edges on the copper pipe similar to the pex recommendation. The sharp edges can ruin the O-ring.

What could be wrong if my swamp cooler motor stops when tuning on high cool.. but water does run .. when going to low cool water stops .. and motor does run

I have a recommendation about PEX.... don't do it.