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Join me as I share with you whats in my tool box and what 12 plumbing tools I can’t be without!
Join me as I share with you whats in my tool box and what 12 plumbing tools I can't be without!
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Join me as I share with you whats in my tool box and what 12 plumbing tools I can’t be without!
What sizes of plumbing wrench or channel locks for household emerge plumbing..what about tape. I am relieved, I had most of them..what do you need to cut off the water?
Best tool is common sense.
No joke. Ga plumbers test question ,,, most used tool in plumbing ,, correct answer is channel locks Lol
Good morning Tim I want to head did my youtube channel how can I do so can you tell me plz
HAMMER AND CHISEL!
My most important tool is a pair of suspenders.
The flowrite Moen cartridge puller is better. It pulls out the cartridge about a half inch further than that old style cartridge puller does. Enough so you can get a hold of it and pull it out. When they’re really stuck in and the rubbers all bunched up I will usually pull it out as far as I can with the puller then with pliers spin it in the body of the valve to rip the rubber up and it’ll come right out. You’ll have to pick out the rubber from the valve but it works every time.
Small hacksaw ( Milwaukee) when cutting old CPVC. Cutting with cutters will shatter old CPVC breaking it off behind a wall or valve then you are at DESTINATION FU😭KED
Kid you not ,, on Georgia masters test ,, most used tool.. the correct answer is channel locks .. other optional answers slip joint pliers , groove joint pliers . None of the above .. I seen the harbor freight. 6 in one .. when I get low on them I stop by and grab a handful when they are 1.99. And nothing beats the small cheap movers blanket for a toss down on bathroom floors .. a little padding and some insulation against tile flooring .. not to mention any nasty that might be on the floor .".. these aren't cheap but look on amazon at knipex cobra pliers .. they will become your first reach for pliers
Something I would add is the One Stop Wrench. Works fantastic for changing angle stops and tightening lav/toilet supplies.
I’d place the basin wrench in the lower 30s
I don’t think there is a hacksaw in my truck… hackzall, yes.
Great list Tim! I buy all my stuff from Harbor freight I can(disposables), Milwaukee(lights & compact 12v Sawzall), DeWalt (power tools in general portable power station will run a pipe threader or sewer auger anywhere!!!), or Ryobi(air pump and cordless drain auger $69.00 at home depot my favorite!) great videos my friend!
I’m not a plumber, but i’ll switch out valves and toilets you know the easy stuff lol and i will throw in at number #11 a small hack saw for tight spaces.
Thank you for the video Tim. I've been thinking of getting into plumbing trade for sometime now. But as for someone who has very limited experience with plumbing (mostly simple household stuffs like unplugging sink and toilet, helping my father installing a new water heater and septic tank motor etc.), it's hard figuring out where to start. There are colleges offering pre-apprenticeship plumbing program but I see a lot of skepticism about these programs on web. It'd be very kind of you if you can offer me an advice on where to start.
checking my van , i believe you grabbed my tool bag tim ..lol
scoutforlife gave you a great shout out .
good video my friend.
billy joe
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