I'm a Master Plumber, and that was the most solid way I've ever seen anybody blow out the lines on a shower valve install. I'm sharing your video with my guys. #BIG💯
@samspry9452 so just like master mechanics take many tests through the A.S.E program, plumbers have their own aswell! It's really only for the sake of the customer, many plumbers can be just as good or experienced but without that certification you may not get the same amount of work.
Takes four years of school to get journeyman license here. Then more time and a quicker but basically same test gets you master. It’s an actual cert. we plumbers are the only trade that has to be licensed with the department of heath. Pretty difficult test too👍🏻 but not even worth going for masters anymore
Im a master plumber and have been for 15 years. Changed so many shower valves Its unreal. That is one of the best jobs ive ever seen. Going in from the back is usually my 1st approach and to be honest, never really considered swapping it out the front. Im floored my guy. aAWESOME WORK!!!!!
I mean if you done it for 15 years ain’t no way you haven’t run into it where you can’t cut the back wall cause in my experience in plumbing it’s a 50/50 you can cut the wall never know
I wish I would’ve took plumbing as a skill set in my 20’s.I started late at 39 and first year I made over 70,000 w/job another 12-15,000 on the side. At 42 I was locating burst pipes in the ground,excavation work.I made 3,000 first in ground side job,family tipped me a 100,I was low balling big jobs.It wasn’t so much the money,Plumbing started to be simple and so enjoyable.I loved being a plumber,Plumbers I love you all.I have spinal stenosis and it damaged my nerve roots.I can’t walk around much anymore your videos make me laugh and cry.I wish so bad that I could climb on an excavator and line up some jobs.
I am a plumber for 20 years And this plumber knows his work 100 percent This is an amazing work with all steps followed. Keep up the great one and teach as many kids as you can .
@sancho2005 your good man. Just the know it alls running there mouth again. I like seeing you 14 and 13 years guys being humble. It's a good look. Haters are gonna hate 😂
@@FootballismyLife07anyone worth their salt in a trade learns something every day. I've done full facilities maintenance for 10 years. I try to learn something every day.
That "they added in these handy isolation valves so you can change it every two weeks when it stops working" line blew me up 😂😂😂 than there was "Safety Sam" 😂😂. You're killing man. I enjoy these videos
Now there is a new tool for my toolbox. Thank you so much for this. I've only ever done a couple of these, but I hated them. There's not enough room. But I never thought to cut up the old valve and then sweat off the extra pieces. Genius.
Not a plumber, but have replaced many faucets for friends and family over many years. When they are looking for a new faucet, I tell them to pick out a DELTA that they like. Probably other strong brands out there but DELTA has proven to be the best I've worked with.
Yall see that white plastic with the screw going into it... it strips out with repeated use... ya looks like the other one u could at least use a screw driver to hob cob it???
More solid work .. amazing how much info and content you can squeeze into a quick short TH-cam. The fernco is a nice trick for flushing out the housing! Tks.
I'm a plumber 14 years. This is how I do mine. That's a delta 1300 series multi choice. I too use a Fernwood to blow out my lines. I jist don't silicone the plate on because that sucks for the next guy we needs to change the cartridge. But sick skills mam getting that done without a dummy plate 🤌🤌🤌
Met a backhoe guy one day, used him a lot for a while. Only mufuqan backhoe driver that would jump off to help shovel. Had this same voice but real!! “What. Are. You. DOING booooy?!?!”
my old man been a plumber for bout 30 years ive i hate it but i know how he taught me and anything less then perfection with him and working for him aint cutting it! and that my friend would made the old man smile if he seen this!
Nick. That's a easy fix. Find the directions online but basically, you just have to rotate the cartridge. A good cartridge shower assembly is made to be reversible and used on either side of the originally vertical plumbing water lines.
You’re an outstanding plumber mechanic, your videos are very informative. Let me ask you, when you pressure test a residential supply line, what pressure level do you crank it up to, and how long do you require the line maintain pressure?
You made me feel like an absolute moron when you used the handle of the channel locks to install the shower arm. So simple yet so effective. I’m not a plumber, but I’ve definitely messed up more than a couple shower arms even when using absolute care installing them.
Uhhhh I believe you meant to say “errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr you shoulda pressure tested everything before closing it up” ahahahaha I love the voices!! Been following for a awhile. Love the hard work you do brother.
Keep up the great commentary!* The content is great man!* Keep the information flowing throughout the video!* Freakin great video man!* Hell yes!* I love it !* My son's can enjoy this!*
@@MickeyBear61 Home Depot, Walmart, Costco, don't make anything, but house brands are made by companies that manufacture for many. Order enough, they'll do runs in their factories to your specs with your name on it. Lamb Weston makes potato products for KFC, McDonald's, market chains, etc. I've been there when they've set up for one company making one product with one label to KFCs specs. Like everything else, plumbing products manufacturers were swallowed up by giant companies. Home Depot sells lots of designed to fail trash at very high markups.
@@MickeyBear61as with everything else, many manufacturers were swallowed up by a huge companies. Masco owns Delta, Hansgrohe SE, Axor, Brasscraft, and other stuff like Kilz. Assa Abloy owns Pfister and lots of other brands unrelated to plumbing Gerberit owns Chicago Faucet Fortune Brands owns Moen. Globe Union owns Gerber I can't keep track of who owns who, and what's made in China, and what's not. Home Depot sells lots of shit designed to fail, especially plumbing related products. They make plumbing products utilizing metal or metal alloys that have little resistance to corrosion - steels, aluminum, or zinc that quickly corrode.
@@michaelderkinderen2261 well, not really. Nothing lasts for ever and people might be changing something or just adding another appliance. I had an incident where I had a water meter fitted by the water company. After I found that two of the toilets wouldn't shut off and neither would the downstairs shower. Called the plumber and it turned out to be grit had gotten into the system when the meter was fitted. The plumber complained about the quality of the water meter installation and the general quality of the plumbing on both showers. He was lost for words when I told him both showers were installed by his son!😂
Just did 2 of these "micro surgeries" the other day, definitely a pain in the ass and can be pretty tricky, especially if it's an old 8 inch spread valve. You sure made it look easy with your sweet fine tool blade!
Excellent work I’ll say one things because I’m a perfectionist and would hate to go back, that is to run the water from the shower head before putting the plate back on to make sure there are no leaks other then that great work
Condensation? The pipes are copper. If their is Condensation it will be on the outside of the pipes and by not siliconing the bottom, will do nothing for draining imaginary condensation. When you cut a hoke that big, you need to seal it up good.
Always carry a good fire extinguisher, and a heat deflection. You have the water turned off. The sweat soldering fumes take a long time to come out of the wall. Old Bouy ages ages real fast watching the smoke WONDERING IF!
As a guy who does plumbing on a very large 180 unit multi story building, don't caulk the bottom under the valve escutcheon. Yeah, I know you tickled it with that little red tube, but that's not gonna cut it.
Can’t beat a man at his own game!! Retired commercial plumber in Houston so I only did a handful of these! Neighbors and Friends are important in Life! Love like Jesus! What ever your hands do! Do it unto the Lord
When I look at that field of carefully, masterfully laid tile, I'd say worrying about this highly competent man causing a leak is not my top concern....
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Can’t believe you were able to do this in such a tiny opening. Very skillful. I appreciate the education.
That’s what she said
@@jp360ford2😂😂😂😂
@@jp360ford2DAAAAAAYUM that was good 😂😂
@@jp360ford2😂😂😂😂 love this
You should see what I can do in a small opening
Doing all those different voices is a critical part of plumber education
As a tile guy, I whole heartedly agree!
😂😂😂
I'm a Master Plumber, and that was the most solid way I've ever seen anybody blow out the lines on a shower valve install.
I'm sharing your video with my guys. #BIG💯
Who grants you the title of master plumber? I'm aware it's more of an American title than anywhere else. Just curious
@samspry9452 so just like master mechanics take many tests through the A.S.E program, plumbers have their own aswell! It's really only for the sake of the customer, many plumbers can be just as good or experienced but without that certification you may not get the same amount of work.
Takes four years of school to get journeyman license here. Then more time and a quicker but basically same test gets you master. It’s an actual cert. we plumbers are the only trade that has to be licensed with the department of heath. Pretty difficult test too👍🏻 but not even worth going for masters anymore
Who goes around calling themself a Master plumber 😂😂😂
@@Fordy117 probably someone who went through the 4+ years of schooling to get the title I’d imagine
Im a master plumber and have been for 15 years. Changed so many shower valves Its unreal. That is one of the best jobs ive ever seen. Going in from the back is usually my 1st approach and to be honest, never really considered swapping it out the front. Im floored my guy. aAWESOME WORK!!!!!
True dat
Dem chits da bomb digity yo
Master my ass
I mean if you done it for 15 years ain’t no way you haven’t run into it where you can’t cut the back wall cause in my experience in plumbing it’s a 50/50 you can cut the wall never know
I've been a plumber for 6yrs and yeah I agree stand up job man I've never thought of that...
@@curtleiker4436 bro your message has the opinion to translate into English you know that ? Hahahhahhaa
I wish I would’ve took plumbing as a skill set in my 20’s.I started late at 39 and first year I made over 70,000 w/job another 12-15,000 on the side. At 42 I was locating burst pipes in the ground,excavation work.I made 3,000 first in ground side job,family tipped me a 100,I was low balling big jobs.It wasn’t so much the money,Plumbing started to be simple and so enjoyable.I loved being a plumber,Plumbers I love you all.I have spinal stenosis and it damaged my nerve roots.I can’t walk around much anymore your videos make me laugh and cry.I wish so bad that I could climb on an excavator and line up some jobs.
I am a plumber for 20 years
And this plumber knows his work 100 percent
This is an amazing work with all steps followed.
Keep up the great one and teach as many kids as you can .
I been Plumbing for 14 years. And I learned a few things from this video. Thank you for the great content. Your a great Plumber Bro! 👍 👏
Eh
Than u deffinitly not a plumber😂
I'm a building trades plumber for 13 years and I learned from this to I haven't done much service work
@sancho2005 your good man. Just the know it alls running there mouth again. I like seeing you 14 and 13 years guys being humble. It's a good look. Haters are gonna hate 😂
@@FootballismyLife07anyone worth their salt in a trade learns something every day. I've done full facilities maintenance for 10 years. I try to learn something every day.
Dude my dad and I did this job yesterday ..
Yours is the only video out there.
Thank you …
Same valve (: too
Hey boy! Glacier Bay work keeps me stocked up with my Winston cigarettes!
Hey @replumb boy unfiltered Camels
Ahh damn man I couldn’t for the life of me think of the name that rhymed with “paper mache”.
WAs Googling and looking at HD's web site trying to figure out what rhymed with paper mache or tracer hay. Thanks for just saying it.
Yup. I thought of Glacier Bay. I personally call Glacier Bay products: "Excrement Bay."
My teach was Winston all day
And two large cups of coffee for lunch, light and sweet.
That "they added in these handy isolation valves so you can change it every two weeks when it stops working" line blew me up 😂😂😂 than there was "Safety Sam" 😂😂. You're killing man. I enjoy these videos
Now I'm picturing Yosemite Sam screaming "NOOOO THAT'S NOT HOW YOU DO IT!" Lol
Who is papier-mâché ?
@@Fee.1glacier Bay
I won't install a GB either . You Tighten just Like I do. Good job.
@@drl5002- "...ya long-eared Galoot!"
Plumber here for 7 years. This was one of the best shower valve replacement videos I've seen.
Thanks for watching👍🏻
Give me 1 tip to never forget
@@malignantapple don't eat yellow snow
I’m a master licensed plumber and I’ve never seen or thought of using the Fernco with a waste arm to flush out the valve body.
GENIUS!!
Now there is a new tool for my toolbox.
Thank you so much for this.
I've only ever done a couple of these, but I hated them. There's not enough room. But I never thought to cut up the old valve and then sweat off the extra pieces.
Genius.
The fernco with the trap piece is genius never thought of that , nice tip 👍😎
Thanks 👍
17 years in the trade I never would have thought of that, I’ll admit. Nice.
My question is where the fuck he got it ? He just cut it off ?
loved that too
Pretty slick.
I love you shining on haters for doing the best you have to work with👊🏾💪🏾💜
I like how u call out the dipshits before they even get a thought in the comments. Keep doing u bubba.
I get a laugh at that too. He Already knows what haters are going to be haten on. Lol
Dudes annoying AF it’s just a fact
It's just as easy as that! 😂😂😂😂
I'm very impressed. I'll never be a plumber. This is amazing skill and just pure craftsmanship. 👏
Not a plumber, but have replaced many faucets for friends and family over many years.
When they are looking for a new faucet, I tell them to pick out a DELTA that they like.
Probably other strong brands out there but DELTA has proven to be the best I've worked with.
I agree Delta is the best
Yall see that white plastic with the screw going into it... it strips out with repeated use... ya looks like the other one u could at least use a screw driver to hob cob it???
I chose Delta, because the design seemed to be logical. and also, they have PEX-A version for Shower/tub valve.
Love this dude....been enjoying your content for the past 2 years. Plumb respect
😂😂😂😂😂 yes dude. SHARP!!! Love the videos and also learning a lot. Thanks for everything you do.
My man is talented, hardworking and hilarious!
More solid work .. amazing how much info and content you can squeeze into a quick short TH-cam. The fernco is a nice trick for flushing out the housing! Tks.
Very talented and fun to watch 👏🏻👏🏻
Love your vids man and voices are so right on time.........." I don't want to sees you on my job boy" those channel locks on my brass!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm a plumber 14 years. This is how I do mine. That's a delta 1300 series multi choice. I too use a Fernwood to blow out my lines. I jist don't silicone the plate on because that sucks for the next guy we needs to change the cartridge. But sick skills mam getting that done without a dummy plate 🤌🤌🤌
Nice looking work buddy! Nice touch with the furnco bleedout 👍
Thanks 👍
You should make full length serious videos. You’re definitely talented.
Thank you
I don't want to seize you on my job site anymore! LMAO!
sees*
@@kennymccormick8295no… seize^
@@kennymccormick8295 No, the proper word in this unusual case is "seize".
@@josephpostma1787this is correct
Yes😊
That was pretty sweet and the voices make it even better 🎉😊😎
Ha! I’m not a plumber, but I was thoroughly entertained throughout this video! 😂 Your videos are hilarious and educational. Keep it up!
I love this guy! Awesome work and awesome channel !
Found myself using that voice with my brother..."Hey Boy..."🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Met a backhoe guy one day, used him a lot for a while.
Only mufuqan backhoe driver that would jump off to help shovel.
Had this same voice but real!!
“What. Are. You. DOING booooy?!?!”
my old man been a plumber for bout 30 years ive i hate it but i know how he taught me and anything less then perfection with him and working for him aint cutting it! and that my friend would made the old man smile if he seen this!
My new house has one of those fancy shower valve and its backwards. Hot is cold, cold is hot. It was a learning curve
Nick. That's a easy fix. Find the directions online but basically, you just have to rotate the cartridge. A good cartridge shower assembly is made to be reversible and used on either side of the originally vertical plumbing water lines.
Bro, love your errrr’s and old man and all other voices in your voice overs!!!😂😂
Fernco was genius, and these voice overs are fuckin hilarious channel locks on my brass 🤣🤣
Ehhhh boy 😂😂😂 bro I literally love watching your videos just for the voices you do👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥳
I'm always learning stuff from your vids💯🔥
You’re an outstanding plumber mechanic, your videos are very informative. Let me ask you, when you pressure test a residential supply line, what pressure level do you crank it up to, and how long do you require the line maintain pressure?
You made me feel like an absolute moron when you used the handle of the channel locks to install the shower arm. So simple yet so effective. I’m not a plumber, but I’ve definitely messed up more than a couple shower arms even when using absolute care installing them.
This video gave me the idea to cut our old valve out. Thank you for contributing to getting my bathroom fixed!
You're always doing good work keep it up buddy
I just love the old-time voice. I’m an electrician. I don’t even do plumbing.
I just scrolled through the comments and it seems as if your voice over really got the haters to fuck right off! Love it 🤘🏼
Your voice overs make your vids so awesome......love it
Hey boy, I love the new nitrous carbide blades
I like the way you cleared the line. I’ll have to remember that trick.
Uhhhh I believe you meant to say “errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr you shoulda pressure tested everything before closing it up” ahahahaha I love the voices!! Been following for a awhile. Love the hard work you do brother.
That extreme metal blade is money. Electrician here, who uses it all the time to get through conduit while (doing my best) not damaging the wires.
I like this guy 🤘
From a 17yr service plumber
Nice job with the no hub and the outlet 90. Genius man
An excellent how to do it video. And quick also
Stilll the best plumbing videos on TH-cam bro hands down
Keep up the great commentary!* The content is great man!* Keep the information flowing throughout the video!* Freakin great video man!* Hell yes!* I love it !* My son's can enjoy this!*
Only today I found out that brand that rhymes with tracer hay is a Home Despot house brand.
Never heard of it or seen it at any Home Depot I been too never even heard of that brand in general
@@EyeofhorusTaurus Glacier Bay
It's made by any 1 of the makers , delta. Printer, etc. Not Home depot
@@MickeyBear61 Home Depot, Walmart, Costco, don't make anything, but house brands are made by companies that manufacture for many. Order enough, they'll do runs in their factories to your specs with your name on it.
Lamb Weston makes potato products for KFC, McDonald's, market chains, etc. I've been there when they've set up for one company making one product with one label to KFCs specs.
Like everything else, plumbing products manufacturers were swallowed up by giant companies. Home Depot sells lots of designed to fail trash at very high markups.
@@MickeyBear61as with everything else, many manufacturers were swallowed up by a huge companies. Masco owns Delta, Hansgrohe SE, Axor, Brasscraft, and other stuff like Kilz.
Assa Abloy owns Pfister and lots of other brands unrelated to plumbing
Gerberit owns Chicago Faucet
Fortune Brands owns Moen.
Globe Union owns Gerber
I can't keep track of who owns who, and what's made in China, and what's not.
Home Depot sells lots of shit designed to fail, especially plumbing related products. They make plumbing products utilizing metal or metal alloys that have little resistance to corrosion - steels, aluminum, or zinc that quickly corrode.
Excellent job. You can tell experience when you see it. I wish I could get him to come do that at my home.
Never had a moen posi temp fail. Easily serviced. I recommend to every homeowner
Moen Posi Temp.
Posi tron lmfao hahahah
Garbage
@@suntzuwu lmao my voice to text didn’t even scan that’s just hit send lmao nice
@@tucsonplumbingcrazy2823 lmaooo
wow so skilled! nice job!
As a battle rap fan, the “seize/sees” wordplay was FIRE 😂😂😂
Phenomenal job all around and I've done hundreds of these
One thing you will never hear from a plumber is a compliment for the last plumber. 😂
guess because they shouldn't have to show up if it's done correctly
@@michaelderkinderen2261 well, not really. Nothing lasts for ever and people might be changing something or just adding another appliance. I had an incident where I had a water meter fitted by the water company. After I found that two of the toilets wouldn't shut off and neither would the downstairs shower. Called the plumber and it turned out to be grit had gotten into the system when the meter was fitted. The plumber complained about the quality of the water meter installation and the general quality of the plumbing on both showers.
He was lost for words when I told him both showers were installed by his son!😂
That was impressive !!!! And the part to try first is just a mirage that I’ve haven’t seen it you must be a unicorn
As someone who brazes line sets near gas lines almost daily, you and I both know you didn’t have a fire extinguisher anywhere near you. We never do.
Haha😂
Just did 2 of these "micro surgeries" the other day, definitely a pain in the ass and can be pretty tricky, especially if it's an old 8 inch spread valve. You sure made it look easy with your sweet fine tool blade!
I love how you addresses the haters , and internet safety trolls before they can get there clip board out …
Excellent DIY video.
Keep up the good work fella.
Massive 👍's up!
I love Grandpa 😂😂😂
Flushing the valve with the fernco spout thing is cool. I’ve never seen that before.
I love how every video is a self contained scizo moment and he has arguments with himself 💀
Love this young man consummate professional. Wish he worked in Michigan I'd hire him for sure.
Safety sam! 😂😂😂
Excellent work I’ll say one things because I’m a perfectionist and would hate to go back, that is to run the water from the shower head before putting the plate back on to make sure there are no leaks other then that great work
I never seal the bottoms with silicone because condensation needs to get out. I pretty much use this practice on all my construction projects.
Maybe im wrong but it looks like he pokes through the bottom of the silicon after he puts the plate on
@@zakethekid1333he does
He clearly uses a thin red poker (looks like a WD40 spout) to poke a hole in the silicone ring from the bottom of the trim piece.
Condensation? The pipes are copper. If their is Condensation it will be on the outside of the pipes and by not siliconing the bottom, will do nothing for draining imaginary condensation. When you cut a hoke that big, you need to seal it up good.
@@jeff31345 wrong
Sharp dude. Amazing work.
Idk how you do it but I get the feeling you're a pro 😅
Im not a plumber. What rymes with paper Mashay?
Glacier bay
Thanks for asking that stupid question for the rest of us😅😅😂
@@replumb man i feel dumb 😭
@@replumbeeeeek .....El cheapo!
Always carry a good fire extinguisher, and a heat deflection. You have the water turned off. The sweat soldering fumes take a long time to come out of the wall. Old Bouy ages ages real fast watching the smoke WONDERING IF!
I’ve been a master plumber for 95 years and can say he did an awesome job
I like your flushing adapter, I usually just draw the curtains closed and hit the water for a couple seconds.
Nice bleed out using the Fernco!! Learned a new hack today!! Thank ya bruh
As a guy who does plumbing on a very large 180 unit multi story building, don't caulk the bottom under the valve escutcheon.
Yeah, I know you tickled it with that little red tube, but that's not gonna cut it.
Why?
@@clapclapscreamcause water can get trapped
Man knows what he’s doing , well done . I prefer moen , but Delata works just fine 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
paper mache?
Glacier Bay.
@@7spaceninja Thanks I was clueless. That stuff is junk.
You’re a keeper that’s for sure. And funny too. Nice!!
Can’t beat a man at his own game!! Retired commercial plumber in Houston so I only did a handful of these! Neighbors and Friends are important in Life! Love like Jesus! What ever your hands do! Do it unto the Lord
When I look at that field of carefully, masterfully laid tile, I'd say worrying about this highly competent man causing a leak is not my top concern....
For all the master plumbers giving this guy compliments this is an everyday thing in my line of work
I love you responding to the critics. Makes me laugh every single time.
The subtle call out to the manufacturer. Gold. We know who you.
Awesome job! I have done this quite a few times and you make it look easy.
4th year apprentice here an I gotta say that was impressive work 👏
Very very nice man. Expertly done
The cut off tool on the old valve was genius I've changed valves that way for years but still learned alot
dude, a regular comedian. you got to love it!
Crazy to see your videos go from like 1k to 154k likes
This guy makes sure the work is better than the burn. Much respect!
Wow so amazing thank you for sharing. Make more vids like these. Is even watch longer ones with more detail.
Best plumbing vid ever, good job!
Love these videos! So informative in little time
Bro you’re on point. Love the voices my dude😂
Forget the funny, it was. Great job. Solid work.