PLUMBING REPAIRS | CONVECTOR BLEEDER REPLACED

[@tomdale1313]

those dougie yellow handle plumber pliers with sq jaws are the best, tanks for sharing

[@ChuckBarron]

Yes they are!

[@JD987abc]

Great to see you out there CB. I hope you enjoyed your Easter. My best wishes to Miss Marcie. Joe from cape May.

[@ChuckBarron]

Thank you Joe. We have been down your way lately. Keep an eye out...ha

[@slickboy35]

Hey Chuck i have a customer that that have radiators that she dont use anymore and she wants them remove whats should i charge to remove one?

[@ChuckBarron]

what's your time worth. Your skill set to get where your at. The knowledge. It's worth a lot...and then hire your junk guy to carry them out under your direction.

[@mikev.1034]

👍👍

[@ChuckBarron]

ya daddio.

[@throttlebottle5906]

hard to tell from video, but they may have vehicle undercoating or bed liner sprayed the oil tank? looked too rough to be fiberglass/epoxy and it tends to break down in the sun pretty fast.

[@ChuckBarron]

Yes out to my jurisdiction.

[@supermo26-t9g]

Are you still pro, pro press? What press do you like best? I haven seen any new Halo 5 installs in a while. Are they still good filters?

[@ChuckBarron]

all in on pro press, we use ridgid and yes halo out go to.

[@throttlebottle5906]

I probably would have went a short brass nipple that fit old bushing and a reducer coupling to increase to new bleeder vent. being it was in a large enclosed convector box where nobdy would see it and plenty of space. aka lazy shortcut on that one. 😝

[@ChuckBarron]

true true.... Mr. Throttle....ha

[@rockyravine1155]

you couldn't have just replaced the bleeder, quickly, with the system off but still pressurized? That's how we replaced a bleeder recently; our system is only about 12 psi. No need to bleed.

[@ChuckBarron]

bad move. especially if hot.