Being a MAGA drone is nothing to be proud of. Ask someone close to you to explain there/their/they’re; even though they sound the exact same they are different words. Study up on English, and maybe I will teach you politics at a later time.
Been in construction 30 plus years and not one customer wver called me back saying i left tools even my best customers keeps stuff its funny how that works glad u found your screwdriver lol
Yea I called a customer and asked if my digital multi meter was left in basement, said no. Went back about yr or so and did some more work and found it laying on table in basement
I'm in Florida where it's hot. I talked to you a few months ago about my ac .it was not coming on .no power to thermostat come to find out it was the float crazy. Had power in the air handler but no power at thermostat and just had ac man here a week ago. Because of you I have learned to do it your self. The ac man told me everything looks good and that will be 157 bucks lol a week later I fixed it me self .i love your channel thank you
That happens often to me in Florida. Condensate pan under the evaporator coil in the air handler needs to drain out of the house, if not it shuts down the control power to the system. Keep those drains open!
Zoeler pumps are good BUT there float switches fail all the time, I like liberty pumps also, I also like the see thru check valves. I also would suggest a water alarm for people with single sump pumps
As a builder with 40 years of experience I get fairly tired explaining sump pumps to people .... a basement is like a swimming pool with a roof ... any hydro-static pressure building in the ground water table around it will force it's way in the path of least resistance ... most small pumps can handle seasonal ground water tables building under slabs ... but for my own houses I install 1or 2 large pumps on dedicated circuits that can handle a sustained deluge for a few days and run 2 separate 2 in lines 60 ft away from the house heading downhill ... all sounds good until you loose power, without an automatic whole house generator or manually set up one you're screwed ... had a wall street millionaire client who installed 2 redundant generators as backup in his mansion, smart guy (and handy) he had 4 sump pumps ... bad storm knocked out power and both brand new and expensive Generac's failed to fire, it poured cats and dogs all night, he had 6 in of water in the basement .... I showed up the next day for something else and he was absolutely livid ... the installer showed up and got his ass reamed ... Generac tech showed up and both control boards were fried with no explanation from the tech ? ... my other favorite sump pump failure is one that's simply not plugged in to the outlet ... that's a pretty easy diagnosis ... like here, blocked floats are another
I have had my share of flooding nightmares due to either a failed sump pump, too much rain for the sump pump to keep up, or power loss. After each incident, I learned something and implemented something new. Keep in mind, the majority of water coming into my house comes from 2 places. A gutter downspout in the back that went straight into the ground and a 40 degree yard incline in my backyard. All that rainwater just flows down the hill, pools on my back patio, and eventually ends up in my sump well. So... When my original pump failed due to the float arm rusting and falling off and flooded my basement, I had a new 1/3hp installed. When I had a horrid downpour, the new 1/3hp pump couldnt keep up and flooded my basement, so I put a 1/4hp submersible in there on its own float switch. When I had a 3 day power outage during a bad winter, I bought a 9000watt gas generator. We had a power outage during a rainstorm that spring, and the generator came in handy preventing another flood, but that only works when youre home. So I got a 2000watt inverter with a auto transfer switch and a couple 100ah marine batteries for the pumps just in case the power goes out when im not home. That came in handy a couple times. The next year, another horrid downpour and the pumps couldnt keep up. Luckily no flood thanks to my quick use of a shop vac. This time I decided to stop effin around. So.... I dug a 25ft long trench in my backyard at the base of the hill and installed a french drain. I then rerouted the downspout and french drain into a 3ft deep dry well that i dug out along the side of my house. I then got a 1HP sump pump and installed that next to my 1/3HP pump, with the 1/4hp as a backup. No flooding so far and the incoming water to the sump well has reduced significantly since i dug the trench and dry well.
Installed power to a customer for 2 sump pumps. One in new basement and other in 4 car garage. Told him to make sure plumber Installs identical pumps with same length of pipe to union and to purchase a pipe wrench to swap them out. By second year basement pump failed and when he went to swap out pumps one pump had pipe a foot longer and he could not remove pipe with cheap slip joint pliers he purchased. Also told him to have a battery back up sump pump installed in basement but waited until a lot of things got damaged from several inches of water. Can't fix stupudity. Always told people to run clean water thru sump pumps every 3 months and test them before major storms.
You seen those backup sump kits that tie into your water distribution system and when electric gets shut off and no backup generator the thing automaticslly opens a valve and it uses the water pressure to make a venturi and it sucks the water out then keeps the drain going with syphon action.. pretty fancy stuff.. worth a look.. only bitch about it is you have to tie your sump pump into your water system so gotta have pipe by the pump, although i guess you could use a hose..
I’ve always had good luck with Wayne cast iron base sump pumps. Very reliable and the switches are EZ to replace. Also have a Basement Watchdog battery backup pump.
Putting those valves on with the bleeder is a waste of time and money, and also creates a leak hazard. Just put a regular gate valve in or better yet a ball valve. When preparing for winter, shut the shut off valve off and open the sill all the way, the water inside will evaporate long before the winter freeze comes and if the is any stray water left in the sill, which there shouldn’t be, it will expand out the open sil. Been doing this forever and was taught this from my grandfather and never once had a broken frozen pipe.
In what part of the world do you live in ! For the part of where I live and Steve lives , winter is late most of the time and I myself don't turn off the outside water supply until just about winter and it's never good to let water stand in copper pipe rather it is pressurized or not, ice expands that copper pipe even if leave the outside faucet in the open position plus the damage it causes to the inside of the faucet from the ice expansion it's always a good idea to install a shut off valve with a back drain and in most parts of the United States it is Code for outside faucets. Js
@@catslivesmatter1268 Northern Michigan, and if you leave the sillcock open, the water Will evaporate by the time winter comes, I usually shut the water off beginning of November. Never ever once had a freeze up problem, and it gets below 0 temps here in the winter. And also yes it is code to have a shut off valve to the sillcock, but a drain is Not part of the code.
@@jeffreykreft5442 I believe I said MOST STATES AND COUNTIES @ least in my state and how do you know that you have all the water evaporated out of the pipe ? Do you use clear pipe that you can see inside? That would be awesome
@@catslivesmatter1268 the water will be gone in a matter of days, now I am assuming that your shutoff valve is within a 2 feet of the sillcock, now the only exception I can see is if you have a supply running under a porch or something like that where it would be many feet away, and that area is not heated, then yes putting in a drain would be advisable. By the way, I am a licensed Master Plumber here in Michigan, been doing this for over 30 years.
@@jeffreykreft5442 and I'm a licensed contractor in the state of NY and I do a lot of plumbing in the multiple countries in upstate NY , and yes it's is Code for the counties in which I build homes and HVAC work so I guess we are both right , enjoy your weekend
My experience with many failures of the Zorllerr pumps is that many times? Just a simple vibration of the pump or the PVC pipe will start a frozen pump to begin pumping. I think that's what you see in several of your pump failures. I think the most reliable solution is not to replace the pump or replace the switch with another switch, but instead change to the optional electronic only switch for the m53, the LN type switch. It is a piggyback switch where you have to directly plug in the pump and it always on condition into the cord for the electronic switch. The reliability is far far far far better than the mechanical switch! 😮
I bought a 30 year old one of the Let It Go. The guy put a new one in to be safe. That was six years ago and I’ve been using it for a pool cover every winter without failure. I wonder how his new one is working out?
No fear the plumbers here..lol. Your a trip steve 😆 The guy put the hose on the float so it couldnt lift.. Go figure common sense isnt common..I figured he had the other float switch lifted and ran it while dry till it the zola shit the bed
So many waterproofing companies use Zoeller. I've had them, no more. One thing is, the big ones draw about 10 amps! That's a lot if you are going to have 2 pumps on one circuit. Wayne ones same size draw around 4 amps and the GPH is about the same. Wonder why their technology draws so much current. I have a dedicated 20 amp circuit for my sump.
If the guy lives on a hill why not ditch the sump pump all together and just run a 3 inch drain pipe downhill to somewhere from the bottom of the pit. water rushes in and immediately drains away with no issues or electricity. This has been done in my house over 70 yeas ago, the 4 inch cast iron line was put in in the pit in basement at the same time as the foundation was poured. it runs underground to a nearby ditch that goes to a lake. I sometimes go to check and and the water is pouring into the pit and it rushes down the hole. I once plugged it with a stopper and let the entire basement fill up with two feet of water. I used that to scrub down all the dirt from the floor and walls and then I unplugged it and a huge whirlpool formed and it was a unsatisfying sight to see it drain away, almost like a humongous tub draining, I checked trough the window and I could see the ditch about 50 meters away bubbling
Nothing worse than water in your basement, unless it's sewage water. When they built my house in 98 my builder asked if I wanted to pay for stone under the foundation for water drainage, I had already spent every dime I had saved just to get that far. But, I gave them the money they wanted and I've never had water in my basement to date. My neighbor had to put in French drains, a couple pumps with battery backup and a generator (BIG MONEY) so I guess a few loads of stone was the right choice... I think your customer may have had a leak from the gate valve bleeder being off and the snow melting at the same time, maybe the one pump couldn't keep up and the other ones float couldn't trip with a garden hose jammed in it? Homeowners often create their own problems, I've created many myself...
The guy was more distraught about lost stuff. Lesson, don't store important things in a basement (as someone else said) an empty swimming pool with a roof, certainly not under water lines and keep stuff up as high as possible. Consider having a backup gasoline pump (to use outside) and / or a backup (not installed) electric pump and gas generator / high capacity battery backup pack.
Steve, since you were kinda wondering what "woke" even means, the definition is actually pretty simple. These days woke is mainly used by Fox News viewers and conservative news readers, and it means "stuff that annoys conservatives." That's it. So as you guys move on from one carefully designed, media-created outrage to the next, the thing that is "woke" will change accordingly. Pay attention when you're watching Fox if you don't believe me, and keep putting out the great content that we all love. :)
Serves that guy right that his basement flooded if he supported pudding brain for president. You’re a better man than me, I’d have sold him a new water valve, and a new pump at list price plus and lots of labor at the Liberal labor rate.
A left winger not understanding why it's leaking with the cap off is like a right winger not understanding they got grifted by Trump. You can explain it all day but they're going to always be right in their eyes.
Governor Ron DeSantis announced the Stop the Wrongs to Our Kids and Employees (W.O.K.E.) Act, a legislative proposal that will give businesses, employees, children and families tools to fight back against woke indoctrination.
Good amount of liberals where I reside. There is just no way I could talk like Steve here. They'd call cops on me or something lol I do love hearing Steve do it, however. The old man is like WTF is "Woke" lol
Zoller pumps suck…Liberty pumps are much better…I don’t miss working on sewer ejector pumps in sub basements….your lucky you weren’t walking in a huge pool of sewer water….
Steve, you are a rare bird being an outspoken conservative out their in Liberal Massachusetts. Love it!!!
I always liked this guy( I’m also an hvac tech) but I like him even more. Midterms are coming up soon. Let’s hope things change for the better.
@@jaybee1930 couldn’t have said it any better myself
Being a MAGA drone is nothing to be proud of. Ask someone close to you to explain there/their/they’re; even though they sound the exact same they are different words. Study up on English, and maybe I will teach you politics at a later time.
Been in construction 30 plus years and not one customer wver called me back saying i left tools even my best customers keeps stuff its funny how that works glad u found your screwdriver lol
Yea I called a customer and asked if my digital multi meter was left in basement, said no. Went back about yr or so and did some more work and found it laying on table in basement
I love how you handle people!
Bleeder off + hose blocking pump = recipe for disaster. Awesome upload. Splish Splash!
I'm in Florida where it's hot. I talked to you a few months ago about my ac .it was not coming on .no power to thermostat come to find out it was the float crazy. Had power in the air handler but no power at thermostat and just had ac man here a week ago. Because of you I have learned to do it your self. The ac man told me everything looks good and that will be 157 bucks lol a week later I fixed it me self .i love your channel thank you
That happens often to me in Florida. Condensate pan under the evaporator coil in the air handler needs to drain out of the house, if not it shuts down the control power to the system.
Keep those drains open!
What a flood / mess. Great work helping this guy out. Maybe he should have cable tied those hoses away from interfering with the float switches.
"Have you gone woke on us?" LMAO, now that's some funny shit
This one was great. I once put a hose where it should not have been and water damage was created.
Hello from the great state of Michigan
“Those are my favorite pumps they only last 6 months”😂
Yes, I've had a Zoller do the exact same thing only for the float switch stick again on me 3 days later. Had to replace switch...
Hey Steve and Miss Molly! Workin’ again y’all. 👍👍
Why did he have the hoses in there and what are they supposed to be doing
The hose blocked the floats. The liberty pump is still working and out performs a lot of pumps night and day.
13;30 " i've been looking for that thing" priceless
Zoeler pumps are good BUT there float switches fail all the time, I like liberty pumps also, I also like the see thru check valves. I also would suggest a water alarm for people with single sump pumps
I have had several switches fail on my Zoeller pumps. Switched to wayne and so far so good and my two pumps run very frequently!
As a builder with 40 years of experience I get fairly tired explaining sump pumps to people .... a basement is like a swimming pool with a roof ... any hydro-static pressure building in the ground water table around it will force it's way in the path of least resistance ... most small pumps can handle seasonal ground water tables building under slabs ... but for my own houses I install 1or 2 large pumps on dedicated circuits that can handle a sustained deluge for a few days and run 2 separate 2 in lines 60 ft away from the house heading downhill ... all sounds good until you loose power, without an automatic whole house generator or manually set up one you're screwed ... had a wall street millionaire client who installed 2 redundant generators as backup in his mansion, smart guy (and handy) he had 4 sump pumps ... bad storm knocked out power and both brand new and expensive Generac's failed to fire, it poured cats and dogs all night, he had 6 in of water in the basement .... I showed up the next day for something else and he was absolutely livid ... the installer showed up and got his ass reamed ... Generac tech showed up and both control boards were fried with no explanation from the tech ? ... my other favorite sump pump failure is one that's simply not plugged in to the outlet ... that's a pretty easy diagnosis ... like here, blocked floats are another
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The splendilly little needs who design these boards have no idea what takes to survive outside for months and years, it's appalling.
I have had my share of flooding nightmares due to either a failed sump pump, too much rain for the sump pump to keep up, or power loss. After each incident, I learned something and implemented something new. Keep in mind, the majority of water coming into my house comes from 2 places. A gutter downspout in the back that went straight into the ground and a 40 degree yard incline in my backyard. All that rainwater just flows down the hill, pools on my back patio, and eventually ends up in my sump well. So...
When my original pump failed due to the float arm rusting and falling off and flooded my basement, I had a new 1/3hp installed.
When I had a horrid downpour, the new 1/3hp pump couldnt keep up and flooded my basement, so I put a 1/4hp submersible in there on its own float switch.
When I had a 3 day power outage during a bad winter, I bought a 9000watt gas generator. We had a power outage during a rainstorm that spring, and the generator came in handy preventing another flood, but that only works when youre home. So I got a 2000watt inverter with a auto transfer switch and a couple 100ah marine batteries for the pumps just in case the power goes out when im not home. That came in handy a couple times.
The next year, another horrid downpour and the pumps couldnt keep up. Luckily no flood thanks to my quick use of a shop vac.
This time I decided to stop effin around. So....
I dug a 25ft long trench in my backyard at the base of the hill and installed a french drain. I then rerouted the downspout and french drain into a 3ft deep dry well that i dug out along the side of my house. I then got a 1HP sump pump and installed that next to my 1/3HP pump, with the 1/4hp as a backup.
No flooding so far and the incoming water to the sump well has reduced significantly since i dug the trench and dry well.
I was rolling on the floor when you were asking that guy about being woke!!
When I went to those calls the first thing I did was shake the pump/ line by pump due to it usually a stuck float
Hook up with Hilary! Lmfao! 😂😎🇺🇸
Great information, Steve, from Rockwood, Michigan
Installed power to a customer for 2 sump pumps. One in new basement and other in 4 car garage. Told him to make sure plumber Installs identical pumps with same length of pipe to union and to purchase a pipe wrench to swap them out. By second year basement pump failed and when he went to swap out pumps one pump had pipe a foot longer and he could not remove pipe with cheap slip joint pliers he purchased. Also told him to have a battery back up sump pump installed in basement but waited until a lot of things got damaged from several inches of water. Can't fix stupudity. Always told people to run clean water thru sump pumps every 3 months and test them before major storms.
Steve have you ever used Myers pumps before
where were those hoses from ?
I was wondering the same thing.
You seen those backup sump kits that tie into your water distribution system and when electric gets shut off and no backup generator the thing automaticslly opens a valve and it uses the water pressure to make a venturi and it sucks the water out then keeps the drain going with syphon action.. pretty fancy stuff.. worth a look.. only bitch about it is you have to tie your sump pump into your water system so gotta have pipe by the pump, although i guess you could use a hose..
I was getting sick laughing about that hose...dumb dumb 😁😅😅🤣😂💙
Hey Yo Steve how you doing just checking in to say hi 👋
Maybe I'm lucky but I have a couple of Zoeller sump pumps that work great.
Good one Steven, Thanks!
Home owner blocks sump and floods his own basement Mama! Lmfao!
Should Zip tie the hoses out of the way from the pumps
“You mean the Fox crew?….. No. CNN” 🤣😂
Keep up the good work on here am a biggest fan of u do a really good job on here mate form Greg
Was that the screwdriver you have been looking for??
I’ve always had good luck with Wayne cast iron base sump pumps. Very reliable and the switches are EZ to replace. Also have a Basement Watchdog battery backup pump.
Had a Home Depot cast iron lasted 2 years
Tunic in outer sirvive
Hi Steve all the way from San Diego, CA
Hello Steve!
Can someone please tell me what voltage detector Steve is using? I would really like to have one of those.
I've had good luck with the 7 dollar Harbor Freight ones. I bought a more expensive one at Lowe's and it wasn't very sensitive, returned it.
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@@NY411Info Hey thanks. Got a Harbor Freight close by.
@@stevenlavimoniere Hey thank you for the link Steve.
I would secure the hose to the riser with a zip tie to keep it from pressing against the switch in the future.
love the videos steve
Hello Steve
I'm laughing my ass off at you giving this guy a hard time for being a lefty!
Putting those valves on with the bleeder is a waste of time and money, and also creates a leak hazard. Just put a regular gate valve in or better yet a ball valve. When preparing for winter, shut the shut off valve off and open the sill all the way, the water inside will evaporate long before the winter freeze comes and if the is any stray water left in the sill, which there shouldn’t be, it will expand out the open sil. Been doing this forever and was taught this from my grandfather and never once had a broken frozen pipe.
In what part of the world do you live in ! For the part of where I live and Steve lives , winter is late most of the time and I myself don't turn off the outside water supply until just about winter and it's never good to let water stand in copper pipe rather it is pressurized or not, ice expands that copper pipe even if leave the outside faucet in the open position plus the damage it causes to the inside of the faucet from the ice expansion it's always a good idea to install a shut off valve with a back drain and in most parts of the United States it is Code for outside faucets. Js
@@catslivesmatter1268 Northern Michigan, and if you leave the sillcock open, the water Will evaporate by the time winter comes, I usually shut the water off beginning of November. Never ever once had a freeze up problem, and it gets below 0 temps here in the winter. And also yes it is code to have a shut off valve to the sillcock, but a drain is Not part of the code.
@@jeffreykreft5442 I believe I said MOST STATES AND COUNTIES @ least in my state and how do you know that you have all the water evaporated out of the pipe ? Do you use clear pipe that you can see inside? That would be awesome
@@catslivesmatter1268 the water will be gone in a matter of days, now I am assuming that your shutoff valve is within a 2 feet of the sillcock, now the only exception I can see is if you have a supply running under a porch or something like that where it would be many feet away, and that area is not heated, then yes putting in a drain would be advisable. By the way, I am a licensed Master Plumber here in Michigan, been doing this for over 30 years.
@@jeffreykreft5442 and I'm a licensed contractor in the state of NY and I do a lot of plumbing in the multiple countries in upstate NY , and yes it's is Code for the counties in which I build homes and HVAC work so I guess we are both right , enjoy your weekend
I waiting for Steve to get out his Scuba equipment for this one ;-)
That dude has more money than brains.
My experience with many failures of the Zorllerr pumps is that many times? Just a simple vibration of the pump or the PVC pipe will start a frozen pump to begin pumping. I think that's what you see in several of your pump failures. I think the most reliable solution is not to replace the pump or replace the switch with another switch, but instead change to the optional electronic only switch for the m53, the LN type switch. It is a piggyback switch where you have to directly plug in the pump and it always on condition into the cord for the electronic switch. The reliability is far far far far better than the mechanical switch!
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Thanks again for the videos.
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Stay safe.
Retired (werk'n)keyboard super tech. Wear your safety glasses!
Love all the jokes funny as hell
Beautiful big basement and not a single tool seen.....so sad .
The micro switches used in Zoller pumps aren't worth a sh.t they will not carry a load after a few years and Zoller denies any problems.
Thanks for the video - what a mess - ❤️ to Miss Molly
Seems like those zoellor pumps are really shitting the bed now a days. Even though he put the hose in there I've seen a bunch of them fail.
I bought a 30 year old one of the Let It Go. The guy put a new one in to be safe. That was six years ago and I’ve been using it for a pool cover every winter without failure. I wonder how his new one is working out?
Hilarious! “That’s what voting for Hillary will do to you”. Love it!
So funny it made me really laugh!
No fear the plumbers here..lol. Your a trip steve 😆 The guy put the hose on the float so it couldnt lift.. Go figure common sense isnt common..I figured he had the other float switch lifted and ran it while dry till it the zola shit the bed
At least u can check slab elevation with the water .... Oh yea woke up quick oh man
You might need scuba gear from the way it sounds. He must be a panicky type person.
That’s one way to clean your basement floor, what a mess Mama 🤨
Tip: don’t use Zola, don’t let a hose block your float
Use a Liberty. Never Zoella !
Zoeller, lol
So many waterproofing companies use Zoeller. I've had them, no more. One thing is, the big ones draw about 10 amps! That's a lot if you are going to have 2 pumps on one circuit. Wayne ones same size draw around 4 amps and the GPH is about the same. Wonder why their technology draws so much current. I have a dedicated 20 amp circuit for my sump.
Yeah “Zola’s” suck
Guy takes the bleeder valve off and then blocks the sump pump float “did you go woke on us”? Lmao
oh like fox news? naa cnn. LOL STEVIES WOKE MAMA
If the guy lives on a hill why not ditch the sump pump all together and just run a 3 inch drain pipe downhill to somewhere from the bottom of the pit. water rushes in and immediately drains away with no issues or electricity. This has been done in my house over 70 yeas ago, the 4 inch cast iron line was put in in the pit in basement at the same time as the foundation was poured. it runs underground to a nearby ditch that goes to a lake. I sometimes go to check and and the water is pouring into the pit and it rushes down the hole. I once plugged it with a stopper and let the entire basement fill up with two feet of water. I used that to scrub down all the dirt from the floor and walls and then I unplugged it and a huge whirlpool formed and it was a unsatisfying sight to see it drain away, almost like a humongous tub draining, I checked trough the window and I could see the ditch about 50 meters away bubbling
He’s a progressive because he’s smart. Seen a few things outside of his own state.
Nothing worse than water in your basement, unless it's sewage water. When they built my house in 98 my builder asked if I wanted to pay for stone under the foundation for water drainage, I had already spent every dime I had saved just to get that far. But, I gave them the money they wanted and I've never had water in my basement to date. My neighbor had to put in French drains, a couple pumps with battery backup and a generator (BIG MONEY) so I guess a few loads of stone was the right choice... I think your customer may have had a leak from the gate valve bleeder being off and the snow melting at the same time, maybe the one pump couldn't keep up and the other ones float couldn't trip with a garden hose jammed in it? Homeowners often create their own problems, I've created many myself...
The guy was more distraught about lost stuff. Lesson, don't store important things in a basement (as someone else said) an empty swimming pool with a roof, certainly not under water lines and keep stuff up as high as possible. Consider having a backup gasoline pump (to use outside) and / or a backup (not installed) electric pump and gas generator / high capacity battery backup pack.
lol.....I remember that old bird, he loves him some Clintons....lol
Lmao. He's one of those - lol oh Hillary 🤷♂️😂
Don’t go woke on us now mama! We don’t need any more woke zombies in the world ; )
The float was blocked.
The bleeder valve cap was off.
Steve, since you were kinda wondering what "woke" even means, the definition is actually pretty simple.
These days woke is mainly used by Fox News viewers and conservative news readers, and it means "stuff that annoys conservatives." That's it. So as you guys move on from one carefully designed, media-created outrage to the next, the thing that is "woke" will change accordingly. Pay attention when you're watching Fox if you don't believe me, and keep putting out the great content that we all love. :)
You should have brought a fishing rod :-)
The redundancy was there. The homeowner was the problem in this scenario!
Damn, that's just dumb luck, both float switches blocked by garden hoses.
At least you cancel out his vote!
if you start talking about brandon youll be cancelled
Why can’t you just drill a hole in the wall of the basement and let it drain out into the yard?
😝 lol
you have the best comments ever .. is all i can say
You must have never seen a basement in your life.
🤣😂🤣😂
Move to higher ground
Serves that guy right that his basement flooded if he supported pudding brain for president. You’re a better man than me, I’d have sold him a new water valve, and a new pump at list price plus and lots of labor at the Liberal labor rate.
Happened to me with a dehumidifier hose... Oops. Never got higher than sump pit. Keep them from being Woke!!!!!
Tie the hoses off so they can't be sucked into the pump
I hope I never need one or more sump pumps they appear to be problematic.
A left winger not understanding why it's leaking with the cap off is like a right winger not understanding they got grifted by Trump. You can explain it all day but they're going to always be right in their eyes.
TDS much? I voted for the idiot twice and probably will again, but I never give a politician money!
I was waiting to see the typical old man plumbing "fix" some kind of tape, wire or a big wad of pig putty.
Yea I hate dealing with fiberglass putty, have to cut everything out and start over. Had a shutoff laying on my workbench wrapped in it
Yea, fox news. Lock her up. Lmao
Governor Ron DeSantis announced the Stop the Wrongs to Our Kids and Employees (W.O.K.E.) Act, a legislative proposal that will give businesses, employees, children and families tools to fight back against woke indoctrination.
Mold city!
Least you got to see sump pumps in action, and what happens when they don’t work.
Soap Dish
this Zola stuff has been going on for at least 20 years and they never do anything about it
Love when people cause their own problems
Good amount of liberals where I reside. There is just no way I could talk like Steve here. They'd call cops on me or something lol I do love hearing Steve do it, however. The old man is like WTF is "Woke" lol
13:30 lol
Lolol. Like fox news 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Choco Bomb
Were getting close to no one admitting they voted for chyna brandon.
The only reason I'm subbed to this channel is because Steven is a right winger lmao.
This one was great, you go woke on us?
I have to add one more comment on here karma is a bitch, Trump 2024😎😁🤣🧂🧂🧂🧂
@@222aint LET'S GO BRANDON!!!! FJB!!!!
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Zoller pumps suck…Liberty pumps are much better…I don’t miss working on sewer ejector pumps in sub basements….your lucky you weren’t walking in a huge pool of sewer water….