How to Run Drainage Pipe or Conduit Under Sidewalk w/ PRESSURE WASHER!!!

[@braindamage396]

This is a great idea for the DIY project that you're likely not repeating any time soon. Most likely everyone has a pressure washer, sledgehammer or rubber mallet (if you're a DIY kind of a guy/gal). Relatively easy and much more affordable/practical on the cheap compared to other much more expensive alternatives. Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@MowerMike]

Glad you enjoyed it, was a messy job but a lot of fun

[@johngalv9288]

Good job guys! I've been putting off doing that for awhile... Old drain pipe somehow got crushed by the weight of the sidewalk that sunk about 2 - 3 inches. I guess it was a poor job done years ago before I bought the house. thanks for the video, I've been ckg youtube for best option.

[@MowerMike]

Glad to help. Just remember I am no plumber haha. Good luck

[@checkdacontract]

Tree roots in front of my house have destroyed an old galvanized water line - just 2 feet from the meter. I plan to reroute a new copper line around the tree to the house, which requires tunneling under a concrete sidewalk. Your video really helps. I also appreciate the safety tips as well. Thank you....

[@MowerMike]

Glad it helped, it isn’t easy but it is a fun job.

[@MrJosephz23]

Hilarious! Thanks for all the info along with a good laugh!

[@MowerMike]

Getting a laugh is a win for me! Glad you enjoyed it, was a fun and messy one.

[@benca6151]

That was fun to watch. Im gonna try it this afternoon. Hope to go under my driveway.

[@MowerMike]

Good luck, it is messy but works.

[@jbaidoo2000]

😂 Great job and made me laugh.

[@MowerMike]

That is why I am here, all giggles

[@ajaychari3384]

I have all gravel rocks under my walkway. Will the pressure washer get through it?

[@MowerMike]

No idea, just make sure to wear goggles. You will poke your eye out!

[@nshenwari]

Thanks I will try first thing in morning I needed

[@MowerMike]

Hey glad I can help. It is a blast but a lot of work

[@crown3ranches345]

Great video, thanks for the instructions!

[@MowerMike]

I owe it all to the production team and old Dr Bob, knocked it out of the park on that one.

[@JohnBrown-dz5wh]

Any idea how this would go through sandstone

[@MowerMike]

Not well.

[@rhymeandreasoning]

Super work.

[@MowerMike]

Thanks that one was a blast

[@echoserenade]

Would an electric pressure washer have enough power to work for this?

[@MowerMike]

How many PSI is your pressure washer? We used a 3k pressure washer.

[@echoserenade]

@@MowerMike 1800 pops into my head but I'm not sure. Haven't used it yet. I'm not home to check either

[@Xbox.4388]

Hi I was wondering where did you get those boots and are you into cowboy boots?

[@MowerMike]

Hey Sam, those are steel toed rubber work boots. I added an Amazon link to the video description where you can buy your own pair. And yes of course I am into cowboy boots! Is this the infamous Sam Butler AKA WIA association president?

[@Xbox.4388]

@@MowerMike No.Will you be showing more boot videos on your channel?

[@MowerMike]

Maybe so but the channel is more into fixing mowers.

[@Xbox.4388]

@@MowerMike oh ok

[@deanc3362]

LMAO! I can so see myself doing the same exact thing!

[@MowerMike]

Haha glad we gave you some giggles for the day!

[@jlbush8249]

I'm 51 and still do this stuff. My wife just shakes her head. LOL!

[@georgesimpson3113]

You don't need the pipe. Just hold the wand down there and let'r rip. You can also 'dig' up stumps like this.

[@MowerMike]

Haha I like it. Didn’t even think of just letting it rip with no pipe. Thanks for the suggestion

[@swatisquantum]

nice tip. thank you.

[@en.copedawg2321]

I for sure don't want ANY kind of SPLOOGE on my face! I think a SawZall and a Fernco would/may help more When shooting your way through the unknown. I'll report back when the time comes. Pro-Tip: Muddy on the South side is better than Muddy in the North side. Thanks for the Tip Mike and thank your NASA Scientist Helper too! EDIT: Let's Go Brandon!

[@MowerMike]

Lol cracking up. Who is Brandon?

[@haunthunterify]

Cut some “teeth” on the front opening of the pipe and it will help cutting through.

[@MowerMike]

Ah nice idear