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Thank you sir

I will never buy anything MOEN period. When you need a special puller to replace a moen valve from hell, it's time to stop buying their shiiiiiiiiiitttttttttt.

watched several videos using "extractor" tools. when and bought 2 sets. "Saw" this, grabbed my jig saw and metal blade. Found a longer metal blade. 2 cuts, a nail and a hammer and threads are out, new shower arm in. For the masses, I do NOT recommend using a jig saw! The manual way shown is optimal. If you can still find an electric body saw then it's a great time. Tim, great video, thank you much!

Great video!! Thank you!! IF the present (Moen) cartridge is a twist on-off CAN a pull on, push off type replace it? Do any of these cartridges get sticky inside with age to where they don't mix the temps right?

Why such an ugly messy connection at the wire clamp connector? Looks like shit.

Thanks. What about the attic loop vent plumbing or possibly called a chicago loop? Do those have connections that may end up leaking?

I almost wanted to get a petition started when I had to try to find replacement valve stems for this faucet in my home, which was obviously changed out and replaced with something other than the original manufacturer stems. I don’t understand why there is not an industry standard with shower/sink faucet stems. It is absolutely ridiculously unnecessary to have as many variations of stems as there are on the market. I understand variations in certain settings but there really should be an industry standard with these faucet handle stems.

Learned many, many years ago from Gallager, that it's a water heater and not a hot water heater. As he said, why would you want to heat hot water?

Best faucet repair video ever!

Thanks

Should be sued for making such garbage

Love this video and been replacing just the seats for years. Now it continues to drip with brand new seals. Dont really understand why but I guess my only choice is to buy the 65 dollar cartridge for the 4th time. Our water is pretty bad, lots of hard water and scum/sediment in the pipes. Can't find anything wrong with the cartridge and hate to buy a new one but what else to do?

Why is the home owner poring grease into a septic system? Hair? They will surely need your help 2 to 3 times a year.

very clear, just what I needed to get the job done!!

Thanks Tim! You’ve got another subscriber brother! Most vids focused on the obvious fill valve but thank you for going the extra mile and getting to the source of the problem👍🏼

It's supposed to be indirect waste which mean ur discharge line should have an air gap at the top plate not Recessed inside the Floor Drain

Uponor and Pex A are the same

Yeah, I think these diaphragms are junk. Been thru at least 4 in the last couple years. Mine isn't sealing again and time for another one.

Thank u for information god bless 3

Great video, I'd like to hear more of the music and less talking, I'm not really interested in a well problem.

would you have been better off installing a tankless water heater? I just had a plumber at my mobile home. He looked at the access panel for the waterheater (it's outside the home) and had no clue how to open it up to get in there, let alone put it back. I told him forget it. I was hoping to find a video of how to open that thing up.

Thxx bro🫡

Thanks for the incredible Video !! Your the f’n man!! 🙌

I am trying to learn some basic plumbing since I bought an old house. The previous owner never did anything about a leaking GD and now the whole cabinet needs to be replaced.. Once I got a 20k estimate from a contractor to totally redo my kitchen I decided that I needed to learn how to DIY this shit and plumbing is a good place to start. If I diy it's about a 1/4 of what they want to charge.

Is this guy an actual licensed plumber guy?

I used spa wrench to tighten my expansion tank once it twisted all my copper pipe system

I have never seen anyone put two types of sealing tape and that other moist liquid type on a fitting

Oh no electrical water heater not good, gas is less expensive.

Great video. Thank you for sharing

Geeze ! $400, Could have bought a brand new toilet.

Yes excellent video……. Us self fixers love in depth information like this. Thank you bunches ❤

Oh also Tim I’m sure you are a great technician…and appreciate you mentioning the not being a licensed pro..in electrical…you definitely know enough good job….but tighten up a little…

Everyone how said great job or thanks for the help…good luck and the guys who actually fix it appreciate the work.

Not to code…..come on man….you didn’t push the romex down through the connector…..or twisted the number 10 before putting on the red wire nut…that’s how fires start…does it work yeah but for how long….

I was fighting that thing forever stupid little snap ring cant see it at all, thank you for this video

rice great vidio

I don't think pinholes are ever seen here in the UK. I would guess that the pipes are protect by harder water.

Awesome video, thank you!

Thanks for the trick with the pliers. I was getting pretty frustrated being unable to seat the thing back in place with my hands, but it went right in after I used the pliers to push and then turned the housing to secure it. All the other videos I watched never seemed to have that problem, for them it always popped right in by hand, no problem. I'm glad I came acoss yours. Only other thing I did differently was use a rubber strap wrench, made getting a grip and force pretty easy.

Ive got one of these I'm trying to install to use for kitchen sink. Is there a work around for the drain, strainer, etc??? Without using that cast iron pedestal drain? anything? I've got faucet, got plumbing in wall. Just need to get strainer and all connections from there to black plumbing pipe. I don't care how it looks, just want it to work. How do I know what size strainer?

Just an FYI, I just discovered that a brass cleaning brush for a 12 gauge shotgun is perfect for cleaning out the valve body.

Where could I find that book

. . . .put a link to your tools and products that you use. . very interested and want to buy some. . . / / / /

Great video. Only thing I would add is which way the spring goes in. Thanks.

The minimum distance between fittings on 1/2 pipe is 2in pipe per uponor

Can anyone please tell me the part number for the those seals that Tim is talking about replacing to stop the water leak?

mine was making the noise only after flushing when the lines were filling back up. BUT, it did go away when i took off that vacuum breaker

5:03 Great job! Only question is how did the dishwasher pull out the grills and filters out of the drain after you placed it so far down into the pit? Did you have to go back and cut it out to let the drains out or are they split grills? Those guys have to pull out the grills and drain filters to clean them at least every few days. Did they just figure they should clean it while it's hanging off the drain pipes? Regardless of my questioning, your work is at least 10 times better than the set up we have at my jobsite...

What about when you've done all this (and more) multiple times, and the water still leaks through the bottom seal like you don't have a drain installed, cause that's EXACTLY what's happening to me.

Great job 🎉