PLUMBING REPAIR BEST MOUNTING PLATE FOR LOOSE HOSE BIBBS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ค. 2019
- A Loose hose bibb is replaced and secured with a mounting plate. Check it out. A real game changer.
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If the hosebib manufactures had an idea they would put a large enough flange a guy wouldn't have to mess with what your doing. Half the time where you screw the faucet to the wall the wood or concrete breaks out because it's to close to the hole where the faucet pipe enters the building.
I know. A local plumber invented that plate. simple but great idea
Great Information!
CB-1 you knocked it out the park on that one. Peace brother
Makita, seek air conditioned space....the heat is on
Nice to get an easy one.
for sure.
Sweet like that plate.
work great.
I agree buddy time is money pex away with the adapter !!!!!
it works for sure.
since 1993...out here in Seattle, "Woodford" or very deep pockets "Watts"
I agree, I've been back to using Woodford, after trying all the others.
We use Woodfords in St.Louis or Priers with a metal handle. Not a fan of the plastic ones.
gonna have to check em out.
Nice. thanks fella's
Im on it tom.....It could be the next saying....Since 2019 . ha
Nice job! I hate when they're loose and flopping around... like at my house. Problem is the previous owner finished the basement and didn't give me any access and I don't feel like cutting open the ceiling all over the place to find the shutoff and then to take it off and secure it better. One of life's inconveniences I guess...
spray foam the cavity if it is that loose or chip away delicately to create access if not loose. Then spray foam.
@@pasqualeparente9776 I actually did that and it has helped considerably but it's not as good as securing it properly...still moves a little
also had a member mention epoxy will work also.
@@ChuckBarron yeah that sounds right. Best to just call CB1 to come by and fix it, though. 😀
if you have a grinder, get one of those plates, and simply cut the bottom out, so it makes a U shape, slide it behind attach and done.. good carbide metal blade in a vice may work also. ;)
alternate, load it with caulking that gets fairly hard when it dries. I hate when someone caulks or foams them in though, it's a total PITA to remove later.
you could also cut a hole and put an access panel right below it, then shut whole house off long enough to fix it or add a compression shutoff valve there(assuming copper pipe)
someone needs to proofread, all my year one typing and spelling lol
I had no idea you could pro press a pex sweat adapter. Niceeeeee
some say it may crack cast. i personally have not had that issue.
There coming out with really cool stuff in plumbing there’s snakes now that weigh less then 30 pounds and the cutter is a chain and spins in circle and u don’t need gloves the cable is covered in a protective sleeve like the ridgid camera and you don’t need power you can use with a drill and it’s the size off a camera reel very skinny space saving also someone here where I live created a water heater pan protector so you never bend a pan when lifting up and easy to slid in
flex shaft...Im waiting for mine now.
Chuck Barron game changer right there haha
Good job! The extra mounting plate makes it nice and secure. The plastic piece with the angle to pitch the water out is a very clever idea. By the way I sent you an email with some photos of my Australian toilet so you can see the interesting plumbing here down under. It is an older style installation with a high mounted tank (cistern in Australian). Newer installations have the tank on the bowl like an American toilet does. Plastic toilet tanks are common here but I've never seen one anywhere in the US and I lived the first 40 years on my life there. Plumbing and piping methods are very different in Australia. If you're curious I can take a photo of anything you'd like to see. You probably get a lot of email to sort through so you can quickly scan your emails for DVJ606 to find my photos quickly. Take care, Jed
don't give them any more trash product ideas please!!!! boo @ plastic tanks
@@throttlebottle5906 I agree. Plastic tanks are much more common in Australia than China ones. In the US they would definitely be seen as cheap but here they are not even noticed as such since they are an everyday thing and have been for decades. The plastic wall mounted tank for my toilet is probably close to 50 years old. Most Australians would be surprised that they are never used in the US no matter how cheap the toilet is.
I thought i replied....i did get them. thanks
plastic fantastic
theres a lot of those pex connectors, but I always thought they were a bit "short". The brass seems pretty solid, and the ring does crimp, but ... I dunno. I just ended up soldering and cutting a bunch with a short section of copper ahead of time and just keep em handy. Its way cheaper than the propess to PEX adapter. Try pricing a Propress to Uponor Pex A adapter!! $$$$$.
ya. I just did a solder adapter too the other day. Its been hose bibb month for me.
You need a hammer drill
got one now.
Awesome plates, never seen one in Canada tho... strange
they work well
👍🏻 we don’t really use those down here. Do they make those valves in 1/4 turns? ✌🏻
It hasn’t snowed here since 1977..
I just put a quarter turn frost free valve on a house this week!
Cool, we don’t use them here in Miami.
I like the 1/4 turns...
Lucky you.
what is the brand of hose bib? lates
dave daved check out his description for the vid... he has links to everything on amazon and if you buy through the link he gets a few cents. 👍🏻
Prier formerly mansfield bibbs
some coffee money at this point. lol
Hosebib x pex may be easier
Prier does not make a pex. I don't think so anyway. I will check. Supply house has legends ect.
@@ChuckBarron , I purchased a prier friday, 12 inch x pex, $34, hope the have em in jersey, hope its NOT a jersey thing 😁
Hey Chuck. Would you consider a Patreon linked set of companion videos where you discuss how much you charge for each job you show on your regular TH-cam channel? Only the die-hards would pay for a Patreon, you’d get a few bucks, and those of us who are really learning on your channel can get just a bit more info about the business. Thanks for considering!
It's something I could do in the future. I have a ton to share coming up in the months and years to come.
I would consider that some day.
Where to buy the plate do you have a link?
Yes. in box below vid..
The link at the bottom of the page is not working.
I’m looking for the plate also but the links aren’t working.
I've never used a hose bib plate like that but I really like it I'm going to have to try one out nice job. CB
Ya I use them pretty often.
those plates "They're Grrreat!" :))
said in "Tony the Tiger voice"