repairing a pvc to copper transition on a water service line

[killerwowmaster]

Literally talking to my monitor saying "He's gonna use a press slip coupling and piss the old folks off"

[peterstraka]

Always giving us quality tips and content 👌🏻

[justindye]

That's how it's done! I spend good money on transition fittings for literally everything. Whatever gets me home to my family sooner

[George-ydcx]

Glad I'm not your helper with the shovel 😂

[brianhudak]

Not gonna lie, I do mundane stuff and use the "Hey Boy, back in my day" voice in my head! Hey Boy, you gonna use that knife to put peanut butter on the bread first only to get it in the jelly jar! Thanks for the unintended LOL's!

[cliffdog]

I like the pocketknife reamer. Now to find which pocket and which pants where you put your actual reamer 🤙🏻

[joemomma]

The pro press has made plumbing so much easier

[josevillagomez]

Do you ever have any issues with all the copper shavings that end up inside the pipe when cutting with a bandsaw🤔

[royadams]

Where I'm at you have to braze not solder underground or even use propress. It will not pass.

[Drixzy]

Hey boy is now officially greetings sir

[JoseJimenez-fg]

Wait did he just primer and skip the glue?

[youngomniverse]

Non american here: Can someone explain how the usage of copper vs pvc works? I understand the use of copper to deal with temperauture differences and expansion and contraction etc, but how exactly does it work?

[jminor]

"anyone can be a pro plumber with a pro press" i bet that was the slogan for those compression fittings.

Aleast he's not using sharkbites.

[beegfish]

That some rattle snake venom nail polish right there

[mexicanchamoy]

What would be the reason to be replaced

[RevelQT]

what was wrong with it in the first place? Was it leaking? Why the repair ?

[outsideview]

How did he know that joint was the problem? Good repair.

[CraigAnderson-pdqo]

Dude, i woulda used sharkbit and be done. I have a propress tool too

[dustyandsneezing]

Im tired of digging holes grandpa! Well thats too damn bad! Keep digging!

[glenleveque]

$ 3000.00 for the electrical crimper. You better be a plumber to be able to pay off that tool.🤑