Repairing a Broken Water Line in a Finished Basement

Reapiring a water line on Whitefish, Montana home with a finished basement using compressed air with the Roddie Inc. Basement Buddy® Directional Drill.

[@herowillrose3198]

This job so protective inside basement with dust covers. Those cement and concrete dust only water reduce air borne. Great job. The most difficult thing heavy equipments transfer around in tiny spaces and steps.

[@davek6630]

That’s a cool machine! But why not use an air powered mole?

[@derrick_builds]

Nice unit. Thanks for the video.

[@joemc111]

Great workmanship, nice video.

[@donnierobertson3088]

Nice job and video

[@DANTECELLANA]

what brand of a locator are you using?

[@tinkermccardle7393]

I wonder? Just how much this cost the homeowner & why did pipe break? Looks like the owner had other work
done before this is this contributory negligence possibly??

[@humongousdingus7382]

I have done quite a bit of horizontal boring for electrical conduits, I am curious how you steer the rods X f Y axis.

[@jculbertson094]

Pretty sure you can't on one of those

[@ЛюбовКорнієнко-у3р]

Технологии просто суппер !!!

[@josephpadilla3057]

Is pipe used pex A

[@davidschwartz5127]

I've always wondered how you guys did this underground boring to put in pipes. Cool!

[@plumbcrazy375]

Very interesting but not supposed to be in a ditch that deep with out shoring

[@Bluehellcat1]

Heroes🥇

[@BoostedJoy]

thats the smallest bore rig i have ever seen. I use the big ones to install electrical cables.

[@dimka274]

Гарна робота

[@AttackGamingDog]

Nice but, no pex pipe on my drinking water.

[@Joe-ud2hb]

Some gear

[@er.8695]

🗿👍✋