Corroded Copper Union Replacement

[eis]

Fun fact: in New York they use Coca Cola instead of water in their radiators

[Longeno]

"We checked for leaks even though nothing ever does." I love the confidence bro!

[nemonemo]

Stupefied by his astounding level of competence. It may be as well to remember that this could only have been achieved by years of hard work, detailed training and a firm resolve to deliver the highest level quality, exacted to the highest possible standards. I is chilling in the shacking watching this shit and dam he done slap me upside the head. Straight up! Respect!!

[johnburns]

Super impressed and fun to watch others work!
Pro Tip: always protect the clients' property regardless of its perceived value.

[Work_Smarter_]

I've been a licensed plumber for over 10 years, and your work is on point. I love watching your videos.

[brentmagerowski]

Love the fact that you still solder
No pex
No pro press
Nice clean solder joints
hope the channel is paying well Broski🤙

[seccat]

At $12M, that pipe better be made of gold

[richardledesma]

This is very satisfying to watch. I work in the aerospace machining industry, and it’s just so cool to me watching someone who’s a master at their craft work!

[wandabrown]

I love watching your plumbing jobs.😊. Skill and professional explanations. Great Jobs 👀💯👌😊

[jimballard]

I used to carry Left/Right 1 1/4 nipples for old cast radiators. the rad was left hand thread and the pipe fittings always right hand, installed without a union. A lot of the older double brick buildings had these monster cast rads.

[theelevatorman]

12 million dollars, and here I am repairing a flipped shower valve in a multi unit in Gary Indiana 😂

[ISIBaseball]

Love watching these types of vids… I used to fit pipe aboard carriers at Newport News Shipbuilding. We used a silver-alloy insert ring brazing technique but used stick solder to follow it up. Always fun watching plumbers do it faster than I could. Watch out for the excess solder!

[cesarcastellanos]

watch these vids after a long day of work is relaxing 🤣

[rickywinthrop]

I essentially have your job but in Toronto instead of New York. Nice work as always man. Love every single one of your videos.

[garymurphy]

Had me with the silky intro "Alright, alright" loving your work man! Greetings from Ireland

[billybobjones]

I am a retired Painter, one thing I found over the years was that the more expensive the Building, the worse it was put together and the more shortcuts were used.
I painted Housing COmmision homes that were made to a budget and an Inspector checked every single stage of the build and finish, we couldn't start with the second coat till the Inspector had seen the Sealer/Primer completed, he also took samples of each coat from the pots we were using when he arrived.
I never saw an Inspector once on any multi million dollar project I worked on, saw the Architech many times as well as many changes to the plans, but never any one checking to see if everything was being done to specs.

[shawnlichtmann]

Try putting a baking tray under before you crack the union. When I replace zone valves, I put a cookie tray under the valve at an angle and have my vacuum on standby to suck up all the water on the tray. For unions like this, maybe a bread pan would work well.

[Whynotthem]

I know nothing about plumbing but your videos give me hope. I actually would enjoy doing this if I was younger. I can't handle the roaches though...

[ringo]

I really enjoy your videos, thanks for taking the time to pass on your knowledge and show us how to do it right!

[zombie]

Bro, you're all calm and cool and relaxed in this one. I like it.