Do you call your utility companies to come out and mark where their lines are before you start digging? I’m not 100% sure but I think that in the part of California that I live in you can’t even get a permit for doing this type of work if you haven’t had the utility companies come out and mark the lines on the property (which they do for free, as they should) also because if you mess up, the repairs are on you. I believe this may be a CAL-OSHA requirement so that you don’t blow up the neighborhood. (CAL-OSHA is the program responsible for enforcing California laws and regulations pertaining to workplace safety and health and for providing assistance to employers and workers about workplace safety and health issues).
Why this guy sounds like Ollie, filming like Ollie but... No ratty, no corn... No spider saving! Also you have cool tattoos! Sounds like a good content.
How come you didn’t put in a clean out below that rather beautiful piece of pipe sculpture that you made? I can see that getting blocked by debris, twigs and leaves really easily. You have no way now to get into the most likely problem areas. Beyond that, fantastic job, and very very skilful digging 👍🏻😷
Thank you! All good mate. I have access from 3 points to jet if ever required. The street, the down pipe I put in and a grate up stream from the connection. Bringing a point to surface is an over kill and a pain to mow around. Also is won't block up mate :)
This just popped up on my main page and I just watched it thinking it was new. I was like no intro and no clean up and then I saw the dates on the comments lol. Those were some close calls on the wires but glad you missed them
Always fun to work on old construction. I’m an American and from some of the stuff I’ve seen, drunk uncle who somehow avoided killing himself was the minimum building standard in the 60s and earlier.
I could see a junction box on the property wall near by. I knew there could be 2 or 3 conduits. The owner couldn't remember the exact number or location. So we found them digging.
Where i live they really push to call before you dig for utility locating.
There are times I will do it.
Amazing how you get all the angles of pipe matched up. You're a puzzle master! 🧩 Very lucky you didn't nick into electrical lines. Whew.
did you ask demolition dave how cut a treance how clear drains if five minutes
مواسير الصرف السمك ضعيف لذلك فهى تتاثر بالردم ( تنضغط ) وهنا المشكله ؟؟؟🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬
Do you call your utility companies to come out and mark where their lines are before you start digging? I’m not 100% sure but I think that in the part of California that I live in you can’t even get a permit for doing this type of work if you haven’t had the utility companies come out and mark the lines on the property (which they do for free, as they should) also because if you mess up, the repairs are on you. I believe this may be a CAL-OSHA requirement so that you don’t blow up the neighborhood.
(CAL-OSHA is the program responsible for enforcing California laws and regulations pertaining to workplace safety and health and for providing assistance to employers and workers about workplace safety and health issues).
It works a bit different here. I wish they would come and do it for free.
What brand of video camera?
Go pro
@@penetratorblockeddrains thanks but I meant the sewer camera in your trailer?
Ok
Is there a problem with allowing storm water to flow onto the yard instead of being piped underground to the street? Thanks.
Why this guy sounds like Ollie, filming like Ollie but... No ratty, no corn... No spider saving!
Also you have cool tattoos!
Sounds like a good content.
Try taping your cleaner and glue together - they stay together and won't fall over as easily :)
New Zealander or Australian? Curious. Either one, you do a great job! Thanks for the vid.
Aussie
Your laugh on time lapse sounded just like Woody woodpecker. That's a first.🤣😂🙃
Always run a CAT over the area before digging! Seen a guy hit a HV cable because he couldn't be a$$ed to check beforehand.
I'm surprised. This is one I hadn't seen yet.
Bet he is pleased with that job, now he will have more time for watering his lawn.
How come you didn’t put in a clean out below that rather beautiful piece of pipe sculpture that you made? I can see that getting blocked by debris, twigs and leaves really easily. You have no way now to get into the most likely problem areas. Beyond that, fantastic job, and very very skilful digging 👍🏻😷
Thank you!
All good mate. I have access from 3 points to jet if ever required. The street, the down pipe I put in and a grate up stream from the connection. Bringing a point to surface is an over kill and a pain to mow around. Also is won't block up mate :)
A nice & neat work 👍
nice tot see a different side of your job !
Funny to see a license plate on that Kubota, or was that just the plate for the trailer it's hauled on?
I think it needs to be registered
Love this guy!
👍👍👍
This just popped up on my main page and I just watched it thinking it was new. I was like no intro and no clean up and then I saw the dates on the comments lol. Those were some close calls on the wires but glad you missed them
It’s an old video.
Yeah a good operator!
Just did some other work at her house the other week and in maybe a month that video will be out
@@penetratorblockeddrains That cool. It is like I was given a preview of the future lol
Rules have changed in the last 15years regarding conduits used to be 3 to 400mm now 600 with tape
Good. I have came across some crazy stuff over the years
Always fun to work on old construction.
I’m an American and from some of the stuff I’ve seen, drunk uncle who somehow avoided killing himself was the minimum building standard in the 60s and earlier.
Sir, did you know the power line was there or found by digging?
I could see a junction box on the property wall near by. I knew there could be 2 or 3 conduits. The owner couldn't remember the exact number or location. So we found them digging.
@@penetratorblockeddrains Ever found a power line by electrical explosion? :)