THIS IS OLD!

[@Heatking]

I have a huge target of 10k subscribers by 1st Jan 2025! Can you help meeeeee ❤❤

[@EMEL-hr4ut]

Show everything as real. Professional helps but everyone loves real. Everything is WTF or more politely 'oh my days' in the plumbing world.

[@Heatking]

@ you’re absolutely right mate! Especially in the domestic world! 😂😂😂

[@paulkramer2599]

I Loved watching you working alongside your dad, my dad was also a plumber and he used to come out and work with me until he was well into his late 70's! Sadly my dad passed away earlier this year and I so miss him and the comical banter we used to have working together over all those years.❤👍

[@SteveHit1]

Dan, what a great video and a perfect result for your customer. Your dad’s mod of the soil pipe was brilliant - this tip is for him! Thanks.

[@Heatking]

@@SteveHit1 haha thanks mate! I’ll buy him a Coffee with that! Appreciate the love!

[@melvinanezi9236]

When ever I use a slip coupling on a soil stack I locate the soil clip right under the collar of the slip coupling as I’ve saw them drop down over time due to expansion and contraction through seasons. Nice to see you working along side the old man who’s still at it FairPlay to him your a lucky lad to have a farther guiding you or has guided you at times along your journey as a plumber/gas fitter nice to see that is 👌🏼

[@Heatking]

@@melvinanezi9236 cheers mate. He’s taught me almost everything I know to be fair. Just not the gas side of things. He’s pretty much retired now so I have to drag him out to do stuff like this. Now you say about the expansion and them sliding down, it makes sense to do that. Great idea!

[@ashleymapes3926]

Keep your dad in the videos mate its great to see him still on the tools. Occasionally work with an older guy and they are a treasure chest of knowledge. Keep up the great content 👏

[@Heatking]

@@ashleymapes3926 cheers pal. I try and get him in them as much as I can :) but he’s almost retired so I feel bad! Yeh I agree the older guys are a wealth of knowledge!

[@macpatel7810]

Great upload Dan. Especially with your dad doing his thing with the coupling. Absolutely magic ..

[@Heatking]

@@macpatel7810 thanks very much pal. Yeh, got us out of the situation haha.

[@alshore6168]

I thought, eh up I avent heard anything from Dan for a while, and even though I’m subscribed and have the notifications turned on, I didn’t get this vid till now , so that’s why I’m late commenting, but anyway thanks for the vid and it’s nice to see you and your dad working together. 👍

[@Heatking]

@@alshore6168 thanks mate! And thanks for thinking about me! No idea whats gone on there! But glad you turned up eventually! 😂😂😂

[@paulross8821]

An access branch fitted to the soil stack and the WC inlet piped without a flexi. I'm impressed.

[@Heatking]

@@paulross8821 first for me haha

[@wolvolad25]

Great vid again Dan

[@Heatking]

@@wolvolad25 thank you as always Matt! You don’t have to but it’s really appreciated

[@Paul_YHPS_uk]

Cracking content. Thanks for the upload matey. Good to see you with the “master”. 👍

[@Heatking]

@@Paul_YHPS_uk thank you mate! Appreciate the support as always! ♥️

[@Paul_YHPS_uk]

Been an odd few months and had to replan my journey to getting my gas so head hasn’t always been focused but I do keep an eye on yourself and Luke. Keep it coming matey. 👍👍

[@Heatking]

@ are you back on track now mate?

[@Paul_YHPS_uk]

@@Heatking yeah. Portfolio complete CCN1 in next week or so. In some ways it’s not been a bad thing. Been subbing to a few very knowledgeable and skilled engineers so I’ve picked up a lot of tips and tricks. Interesting to see how different people get from A to B so to speak with breakdowns etc. at least when I’m out on my own I’ve got an awful lot more experience than if the changes hadn’t come along. Every cloud has a silver lining.

[@Heatking]

@ yeh absolutely buddy, and I’m sure you’ll Smash it!!!

[@eaglegummybears7112]

Nice to see you working with your dad mate both of you are fantastic

[@Heatking]

@@eaglegummybears7112 thank you very much mate ♥️♥️

[@ianthornton1642]

Great video and good to see you working with your dad.

[@Heatking]

Thanks Ian! He gets a lot of support! Haha

[@clivemacken552]

Syphonic toilets are actually the best. Toilet and are more expensive they stopped them in 80,s due to using too much water but low level toilets usually have to flush two or three times. It looks like it’s possible a foreign make as they did do them they also fitted them as you can use smaller stack 3”. Watch out for the bomb when you take it out lol

[@kasper52173]

❤, lucky lad you are working with your pops, he looks in great health and shape for his age 😊

[@Heatking]

@@kasper52173 thank you mate! Hopefully he stays that way!

[@danl5592]

How old is dad, I'm 75years still at it part time 😅

[@Heatking]

@ he’s 66 so a spring chicken compared to You mate! Haha good on you!

[@paulgilliland2992]

It’s great you can work with your dad. How old is he because he seems quite sprightly.

[@Heatking]

@@paulgilliland2992 66 he is mate. Hopefully he stays quite sprightly haha

[@marklawrence-v1y]

fair play Dan you dad Tom old school he find a way 2 get over problems any one have problem its how you get over them he 1 in a million i bet he tell you he forgot more than you know not disrespecting you love your videos but still waiting for some leaks lol keep up good work TOM

[@Heatking]

@@marklawrence-v1y haha I know you’re not mate. And yeh I bet he has forgotten more than I know 😂😂

[@marklawrence-v1y]

@@Heatking you cant teach what us oldies know and your lucky 2 still have him 2 help you worth his weight in gold keep going TOM

[@clivemacken552]

Looks like it was primrose yellow fitted a few in my time that and avocado Front of the tee can be used as a boss for the wasteyou possibly could have put waste into soil of the toilet if the basin going in same room

[@paulj9022]

Lovely video Dan, especially to be able to work with your Dad. ❤😊

[@Heatking]

Thank you Paul! Appreciate that mate. Yeh it is good to work with him from time to time 😂😂

[@mastercraft5798]

Hey, nice to meet you, I'm new to the channel and really enjoying the content. I will be checking out your backlog of vids for sure. If the upcoming vids are as interesting as the last three that I've seen, there's no reason why you won't reach that 10K target in the new year. Good luck!

[@Heatking]

Thank you very much! I really appreciate the kind words! Hope you do enjoy them! I hope the upcoming videos are as good if not better but you never know what viewers are going to like! Fingers crossed! Welcome aboard!

[@wolvolad25]

Crackin vid Dan, surprised how old the inside was as the exterior didn’t look that old of a house. Good to see ya working with old man 🎉

[@Heatking]

@@wolvolad25 cheers Matt, my dad was actually surprised at that too!

[@Bigdaftboy]

Nice to see a professional plumber in your videos Stacey 😂😂

[@thepm3972]

Swaging at its best making that socket...still doing it myself. Wish I had my dad working with me...great to see. Keep it up bud. Still what to know the make of your tape. Do like that style 😂

[@Heatking]

@@thepm3972 haha it’s off tiktok shop the tape mate, doesn’t actually have a make on it! And yeh dads good at the old school Stuff 😂😂

[@456Brian]

i used to work with my late dad .good to see you working with your dad

[@Heatking]

@@456Brian thank you mate! Did you both get on? We do now. No arguing like we did when I was an apprentice haha

[@456Brian]

@@Heatkingwe worked on a farm for 22 years he was a understanding fella a top man never took the work home tho

[@clivemacken552]

My class was possibly one of the last ones to do cast iron stacks and lead caulking and old drains to. The amount of work I’ve done been working with dad since 7 that was in 1978 but now gone on to other things not having to do this unless it’s on my own lol

[@Heatking]

@@clivemacken552 haha do you still do plumbing though?

[@clivemacken552]

@ lol not unless it’s for family. I actually inspect and survey mechanical and electrical for facilities producing condition reports castings and ppm. I’ve worked for domestic properties council properties MOD uk and abroad right upto nuclear power stations i was brought in to look at heysham 1-2 and Hartlepool 1-2. I do a lot of work for MOD now and have seen a lot was in Afghanistan and Middle East during 2009-2012

[@Heatking]

@ haha you got out the game then, I don’t blame you! Sounds like an interesting career you have now though!

[@clivemacken552]

@ yep had to lost my leg lol after 2012 I was in trouble with leg carried on for 12years 8 operations later in was a case of it was so damaged the blood was going down but not coming back so it was either take it off or risk the outcome. I started getting out when my dad retired we did plumbing heating then went into grants kitchen extensions then we built his and mums house and 12 bungalows rented out the only two things we did not do that was draw the plans and dig out foundations everything else me and dad did lol as my dad said no spending money unless you earn it so was taught at early age. I am good money and don’t look back when you get to 40 the aches and pains start lol ask your dad

[@wonkey3733]

Oh God I used to hate those jobs, far rather a nice new build any day, unfortunately I had to spend 6 months on Council refurbs, hated every minute of it, but did enjoy seeing your Dad on the job, learn as much as you can from him, his knowledge and experience will be invaluable. Keep up the good work, love the vids.

[@Heatking]

Cheers mate! See I’d be rubbish at new builds haha not fast enough! But I get what you mean! I’ll try feature dad more on videos! Thanks for the support!

[@Vincent77654]

Shame we didn’t see the finished loo all decorated, but I would have done it all at the same time if I was owner !

[@Heatking]

@Vincent77654 you will do. I’ll film when I go back and complete it mate :)

[@Lee-ui1wc]

Keep Tom in, love a bit of old school 👍🏻

[@Heatking]

@@Lee-ui1wc I have to drag him out of retirement for these 😂

[@davidlilley2068]

Nothing better than working with you dad

[@Heatking]

@ absolutely mate!

[@YNWA-oq5uf]

Great stuff yet again pal maybe a twin elbow reducer on the left with an inspection on the bend to the right only a thought. Dad's are the best at solving problems big up your old fella with the swage absolutely 💯 brilliant loving the content BOOM 💥

[@Heatking]

@@YNWA-oq5uf thank you mate! Appreciate that! And yeh the twin elbow might have been a shout! Thanks for that!

[@pault3705]

When you sad heated the aoil pie did that need further solvent weld or does the heat seal it fully. Thanks 😊

[@Heatking]

@@pault3705 we then put solvent weld on yeh mate :)

[@LittleNinjah]

Nice one Dan and dad

[@Heatking]

@@LittleNinjah thank you mate!

[@ro63rto]

Why would the floor not be redone before fitting new toilet? What was the customer thinking?

[@Heatking]

@@ro63rto I’m not sure what the plan is with the floor. The customer hadn’t made a decision. Unfortunately it’s the only toilet in the house so new one needed to go back in.

[@MichaelThorne-w9o]

I'm 68 years old started plumbing at 15 years old retired now used to fit shyponic toilets allot when I started plumbing never seen one like that any way nice to see you and your dad doing real world plumbing well done

[@actorlyric]

Thise toilet pans were very common in the 50's & 60's primrose yellow siphonic sold as a quiet flush and also on alot of properties such as flats they were connected to 3" soil systems which were cheaper to install for obvious reasons. That's where the 4"multiquiks with 3" outlets came in. As they sucked the contents out they could install smaller soil pipe. Thats why in the states its all 3" Some soil stacks were prefabbed galv steel all welded & some were pitch fibre 🙈. The outlet was normally on the bottom some were either 90° left or right as well. This design was used alit in victorian times especially in Brighton where I'm from. I had the the task of changing syphon washers on these & they were made of China also with leatherette washers that would eventually perish!! The aerjec valves sat inside the syphon were the worse as you couldn't get any replacement parts as the mushroom washer would fallapart when you took them out !! Great to see the ol man back at it again with you. Cherish those moments mate 💜

[@Heatking]

@@actorlyric wow thank You very much mate for the information! Love that, glad I don’t have to repair these then haha!

[@GoingDownOnJill]

Tom the goat has made a return and with some old school socket technique 💙😁

[@Heatking]

@@GoingDownOnJill haha. I wondered how long it would take before he took the limelight 😂😂

[@GoingDownOnJill]

@ ahh well all that matters is got the job finito and another cracking video Dan! Showing everyone how us plumbers do it day in day out 😝💙

[@Heatking]

@@GoingDownOnJill love that mate. Thank you for the support!

[@thegrinch295]

Wow wow wow 🤩! Totally loved this long episode. Totally enjoyed ur Dads cameo. Just love how he works and thinks. Noticed how you were trying to muscle the slip cuppling and failing and dad just need to gently tap with a hammer and job done. Didn’t even break a sweat 😂😂 Thanks Dan and Sir Tom for this episode. P.s If Sir Tom ever has YT channel I’m unsubscribing from here wahahhahhahaha

[@Heatking]

😂😂😂😂 glad you enjoyed it mate. Everyone seems to love Dad on jobs, but he’s pretty much retired now so I have to drag him out 😂😂 yeh experience will always beat youth in this game 😂😂

[@thegrinch295]

@@Heatking please send him our warmest love and well wishes to him. Love yall brother

[@Heatking]

@ I will mate! Thank you as always mate! Take care! Love ya bud👌🏽

[@AaronM-k8d]

I’m doing a plumbing apprenticeship any tips how to improve

[@Heatking]

@@AaronM-k8d don’t be afraid to ask you mentor questions, and do your own learning :) such as watching videos.. like this 😂😂

[@stevem1081]

Tip, never put screws in the mortar mix, always put it in the brick, and not on the edge of the brick.

[@johnadams1976]

Great vid, cheers. What did you do with the missing brick in the end?!?

[@Heatking]

@@johnadams1976 cheers John, customer said he was going to slot one in :)

[@johnadams1976]

​@@Heatkingcan I pick your brain. Wanting to retrain in late 30s... Can't do 4yr apprenticeship even if it was possible to find one .... Thinking of getting level 2 6035 c&g, working as a mate and then getting NVQ whilst in a position to get the profile and site visits done ....? Any advice?? Or does that sound like a bad idea?!?

[@Heatking]

@ that sounds like a really good idea mate! And it’s probably your only option!

[@johnadams1976]

​@@Heatkingcheers :-)

[@grs281179]

Did you learn your apprenticeship with your dad? Or did you fo it for a company?

[@Heatking]

@@grs281179 my dad mate. Until 22 then went on my own. He didn’t want to grow his business, and wanted me to find my own feet.

[@tonymurff5234]

😎👍🤜

[@Heatking]

@@tonymurff5234 thanks T!

[@tonymurff5234]

Your Dad is an absolute Gem 💎 to work with 😂

[@Heatking]

@ haha, only cause I cut out the shouting 😂😂😂😂

[@stephenforster4937]

Nice night wear in the intro mate 👍🏻🤣

[@Heatking]

@@stephenforster4937 haha don’t tell anyone ;)

[@davidgrainger-tm1ko]

i only use the macalpine boss im usless at solvent weld and then tightening the bolt thank you macalpine dont care what it costs great vid my son is doing his apprenticeship with me good to see farther and son working together no swearing either

[@Heatking]

Well I don’t know about no Swearing haha I just might have cut them out 😂 I’m useless at solvent weld too so you’re not the only one mate. Might move over to the macalpine stuff. Good luck to Your son! (And you) 😂

[@charliewillis8527]

Good old dad when I worked with my Dad when I started it was terrain wast pipes you could heat them up and put sets in them

[@Heatking]

@@charliewillis8527 never heard of them mate! Didn’t know you worked with your old man too!

[@markchristohperowen6806]

wait till you see syphonic toilets that have air pipes going into the drains. uv damaged much?

[@nickmarrow2645]

Pass us the flat head I use as a chisel :D We all have one

[@Heatking]

@@nickmarrow2645 😂😂 it’s a chisel driver I swear

[@nickmarrow2645]

@@Heatking 🤣

[@sofialevyferguson8151]

Why didn’t you just use a bent flexy multikwik

[@patthewoodboy]

using "toilet" and "Job" in the same sentence had me chuckling

[@Heatking]

@@patthewoodboy 😂😂😂😂

[@fargogemini694]

That house looks like it needs kicking into the 21st century and a deep clean

[@Wrenchplumbing]

I e had to replace a toilet like that before. Soil pipe along the floor but it was 3” pipe had to replace the whole stack

[@Heatking]

@@Wrenchplumbing arrrr man! You had it worse than me! :(

[@johnmehaffey9953]

Was never a fan of the siphonic system from that era, could write a long narrative about the problems they created on new builds in the 70,s , lost many a knuckle trying to get to the bottom of problems with a foul smell coming when the toilet was flushed, great post guys

[@customhoused4335]

Top vid as always mate! 🙌👌 Where did u get your knee pads from dude? Doug from Laandaaaan! (London)! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Heatking]

Dawwwwwwn saaaafff you are 😂 I got them off Amazon mate. Type in bodyprox knee pads :)

[@customhoused4335]

@@Heatking 😂😂😂😂😂 How far up north are you geez?! Would I need a passport?! 😂😂😂😂

[@Heatking]

@ you absolutely would! Haha I’m in chorley mate, if you’ve heard of it!

[@customhoused4335]

@@Heatking I’m just about to move house that needs to be renovated. The past 2 houses we’ve lived in I’ve re plumbed them in copper, call me a dinosaur but I love a bit of copper & solder!! What do u think about plastic? Is it time for me to join the plastic brigade?! What’s your thoughts dude?!😂

[@Heatking]

@ plastic is ok where it’s not seen. But if you can.. copper and solder haha

[@dmitarbogunovic6094]

Why didn't you core the hole for the waste pipe higher up. The boss will freeze?

[@Heatking]

@@dmitarbogunovic6094 it’ll not freeze, never known a basin waste freeze up, I think my dad put it that high so it wasn’t high up on show internally.

[@SteveB-xz2zy]

Old Siphonic WC. Mainly used in hospitals, commercial, schools etc. Guaranteed it was ‘removed’ from one of the aforementioned in the 1970s/1980s and fitted by the plumber in his own home🤫 Great to see you working will your Dad. Would love to do the same with my old man and my grandad, both master plumbers but unfortunately no longer with us. Keep up the good work mucka 🫡

[@Heatking]

@@SteveB-xz2zy thanks Steve, and thank you for the information regarding the toilet! I think you’re right too! And yeh everyone loves when my Dads in episodes, shame you can’t do the same with yours :(

[@dmarriott9701]

Definitely not removed from other premises, not in that colour, it would have been white I’m sure. One of the best operating syphonic basins of the time. Twyfords were always the better choice of syphonic over other brands (armitage) in my opinion. Fitted one of these in my dad’s(a retired plumber)bungalow over thirty years ago. Wish they were still available (now I’m retired) they used to flush loads better than the available rubbish nowadays.

[@llamedosr7843]

I removed a kitchen a few years back and the mice had chewed through the expanding foam and pooped out foam turds

[@Heatking]

😂😂😂 no way!

[@stevewood7884]

Foam turds 😂 tickled me, keep up the great work Dan 👍​@@Heatking

[@Heatking]

@ thanks Steve !! ♥️

[@AYYCOL_]

should do more videos with your dad the old tricks always help get you out of shit also did you glue weld the branch into fitting or just pushed it in?

[@Heatking]

Yeh we glued it after it had ‘set’ cooled down into its new position, I’d love to get my dad more on these but he’s almost retired, I’ll try my best haha!

[@AYYCOL_]

@@Heatking thanks mate ill remember that trick

[@gasrite.]

I hope you put a half inch cap on that TRV if the rad wasn’t going back on 😂

[@Heatking]

@@gasrite. yeh mate 😂 I’ve since took out the pipes for that one :)

[@truthseeker7794]

Yes it is an odd toilet and we're laughing about the guy wanting to sell it but you'd be surprised how much some of this old stuff can fetch. I went to work in Wales for my brother in law back in the 80's as a sparky/plumber, he was a builder and on the old renovation jobs he would save some of the bathroom stuff especially the baths because he had a contact who would buy from him. The first one I helped him with we were able to slide it right off the upstairs floorboards (as there was no outer back wall in place) and lowered it into the garden on a rope and man it was heavy, it nearly pulled us right off the edge and into the sheer drop into the garden. I thought silly bugger he'll get 20 quid for it. He handed me a wad of notes the next day and said "here's your share". He sold it for hundreds and many more followed. His contact would ship them to the US, he named his price and they paid the shipping. He also sold a lot in the UK to interior designers working for rich clients. These millionaire clients want original authentic stuff not reproduction. I think your old toilet may make it as a garden planter as it's got class, not like the old 60 quid toilet and basin sets B&Q used to sell, I think they would have been before your time though young un. Great vid mate, I notice never sweat dad didn't take his jacket off till half way through.

[@Heatking]

@@truthseeker7794 haha. He probably thought it was light work! And yeh I see what you’re saying with the price of old genuine stuff. Maybe the customer had a point! I’ll have to let you know when I next go back to This one!! As for the bath on that job of yours. Must have been cast iron! I do not envy you doing that! I smash them up into 4 and still struggle!!

[@truthseeker7794]

@@Heatking Yes these were seriously big and thick roll top baths. Here in the Midlands when I was taking out smaller cast iron baths from the 60's I would cut them in half and drag them down the stairs. As you say though they are still heavy. I still think they're far superior to any plastic bath.

[@Heatking]

@ oh yes absolutely agree and they were designed to hold heat wasn’t they. We as the plastic ones.. just don’t. But I’m glad I don’t have to fit them 😂😂

[@g0ffygl0s5m]

Thats a single trap syphonic,3+1/2" outlet, some of them had a 3/8" chrome aspirator tube,bst*rds when they go wrong...

[@Heatking]

@@g0ffygl0s5m thank you for the info mate! It’s much appreciated

[@5084204]

15:45 Ooops, you are in a prohibited area, lol.

[@russellbaldry5095]

Pretty sure that pan is called a double trap syphonic. I think they were an American design that never really caught on over here! Luckily for us🤣👍🏼imagine if they were common🤦🏼‍♂️

[@Heatking]

@@russellbaldry5095 thanks Mate! Was hoping someone watching would know a bit more information! Yeh absolutely thank god they didn’t take off!! 😂😂😂

[@russellbaldry5095]

@@Heatkingthe syphonic pans do actually work really well but you had to strip them right down when they went wrong so most of the time they just got ripped out. I have one customer who still has one! Nice job though, reminds me of my council days lol

[@Heatking]

@ thanks mate! And thanks for the information!!

[@M9dq76]

Yup - I've got one. they are very quiet in operation and if they are working properely the water level in the pan should start to drop immediately the lever is pulled.

[@Heatking]

@ I can’t remember what actually happened when I flushed this one haha

[@alansmith9412]

mcalpine drain connector would be easier but good work

[@Heatking]

@@alansmith9412 yeh I think I’m going to have to in future 😂 thanks mate

[@SuperWayneyb]

🤘😎🤘

[@Heatking]

@@SuperWayneyb Cheers Wayne!

[@Isicobez]

Just bash the lugs out of a regular coupler if youre stuck, does same thing as a slip coupler

[@Heatking]

Yeh good idea that mate

[@marcs5960]

Having the black and white soil pipe would seriously mess with my OCD I would say it needs to be all black or all white

[@Heatking]

@@marcs5960 you mean externally? The rest is being replaced early next year when they have an upstairs bathroom fitted :)

[@EMEL-hr4ut]

Quality ladder. Where can i fall off one ? Sorry buy one 😅 seriously i have one and my grandma could feel safe on it

[@Heatking]

@@EMEL-hr4ut I got this from Costco believe it or not! It’s called a little giant and was £120 mate ♥️ 😂😂😂😂 at your comment

[@wolvolad25]

I hope thats not your special plumbing uniform on the line 0:45 😂😂

[@Heatking]

@@wolvolad25 😂😂😂😂 I’m Not actually sure what was on the line. Hopefully not the Mrs’ underwear 😂😂

[@darrenroberts6376]

Yes I spotted that straight away. Bit chilly plumbing in that this time of year😂😂

[@Heatking]

@ 😂😂😂

[@56ty78ui]

Your Dad is like my Dad on jobs. They just get on with it, smashing, breaking, stripping stuff out. Where as we would think about it for 10-20 minutes. Proper old school. They know what the score is. True professionals.

[@Heatking]

@@56ty78ui they absolutely do mate you’re right, made me laugh that comment because it’s so true 😂

[@b1h2u3p4]

Who would want a old toliet 😮

[@Heatking]

I guess they thought it was worth something 😂

[@b1h2u3p4]

@@Heatking Antique item should be in a museum.

[@Heatking]

@ how old do you think?

[@b1h2u3p4]

@@Heatking not a scooby

[@anthonyworthington6495]

How is one going to get a brick in under that waste pipe iam a bricklayer and plumbers are the worst for that usually you can take a couple of bricks out at the top but you can't due to being so low nightmare

[@Heatking]

@@anthonyworthington6495 next time I go back I’ll show you. You can get a brick under it :)

[@R1koe2840]

Do you use a chisel to put screws in?😂😂😂

[@Heatking]

@@R1koe2840 it’s a chisel screwdriver 😂

[@pm1104]

I’m surprised you guys don’t use working gloves to protect from nasties and cuts ! 😮😮😮😮

[@Heatking]

@@pm1104 you’re right, we should do. Need to get in the habit of using them. There’s no excuse haha

[@terryleaman3038]

I’m gonna sell it!!! 😮😮😮

[@Heatking]

@@terryleaman3038 that was pretty much my reaction too haha’

[@keithbrueton]

Yes Mario and Luigi do it again

[@Heatking]

@@keithbrueton hahah cheers Keith!

[@thegrinch295]

First 💪

[@Heatking]

Even beat me today!❤

[@amberyahchouchi8570]

You would probably get loads of money for selling that toilet + it is called a Twyfords Centaur.

[@Heatking]

@@amberyahchouchi8570 thank you very much mate! Was hoping someone would know what it was! I’ll let you lot know when I go back what’s happened with it!

[@amberyahchouchi8570]

@@Heatking Thanks, I am exited about the update

[@nicolad8822]

I hate plumbing, I have nightmares about it. I wake up hearing running water. 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫 I get jobs done another one gets created (hard water so deposits get disturbed every damn time anything gets done) Guys I thought were decent never respond to messages. One never billed rather than come back to check a ball valve in the loft was ok. Probably suspected another issue he didn’t want to get involved with. 😤

[@Heatking]

@@nicolad8822 sounds like you’ve not had the best experience with plumbing or plumbers!!

[@theCybershot123]

Not cast then so not that old ?

[@Heatking]

@@theCybershot123 I was more referring to the toilet itself

[@HughTL]

damn you get alot of coments on your vids lol. surely you could've put the basin waste into the Tee boss rather than worrying about the strap boss?

[@Heatking]

@@HughTL maybe yeh mate. But I don’t like using the boss tees 😂. Lots of comments to reply too, I love it haha

[@super-malc3105]

Your sound is very low not hearing all that has been said

[@Heatking]

@@super-malc3105 my apologies for that. Didn’t have the mics on and was incredibly windy where we was.

[@TomChapman-wv9iq]

Lazy boy ,putting the plugs in the cement lol

[@Heatking]

😂😂 I didn’t think anyone would notice 😂😂

[@albuchanan]

So much work for nothing. Soil stack didn't need anything doing to it plus you didn't fit the right fittings. Millennials?

[@Heatking]

Did you watch the video?

[@albuchanan]

@@Heatking three quarters then I had to turn it off, plumbers these days need to go on more courses as a pose to I'm a plumber or I would say plumper.

[@Heatking]

@ cool stuff, you say about new plumbers or plumbers these days.. I bet there’s not many viewers on here been a plumber longer than my dad. But cheers for watching🫡

[@albuchanan]

@@Heatking sorry for the disrespect I'm not a plumber by trade but have sold to plumbers all my life like 41 years so you can see how many manufacturer's and sales reps i have spoke to about there products over time and passed there tips , what could go wrong , how things are done , how to do it to plumbers over time . your dad will tell you that , were do you think he learnt new things ( on a counter ) . its amazing over time how many plumbers and customers have asked me a sales assistant on a counter for my advice when things go wrong or to put right as well as me asking all my life questions to 100000 of plumbers how is that done . like i said no disrespect its just my view on it . but there is just one thing i want to ask why is it millennials dont like been told how to do things the right way off older people but still keep the knowledge that they have just been told 😃

[@Heatking]

@ im not sure mate as im not millennial 😂😂 10 years prior actually 😂😂

[@colin4685]

You need to be some kind of animal to buy a used toilet 😂

[@Heatking]

😂😂😂😂

[@krystalgazer5196]

Good vid but, don't use a screwdriver to break mortar use a chisel,use gloves when maulin with toilets n shitty soil pipes,

[@Heatking]

@@krystalgazer5196 it’s a chisel screwdriver that one. 😂 but agreed, should wear gloves!

[@user-xl2st4xk5w]

For sale. Used toilet. Perfect for tight arses

[@Heatking]

@@user-xl2st4xk5w 😂😂😂😂

[@davidmansfield5602]

Yes thats new LBTQUVEXYZ PLUMBER OVERALL. WAY TO G😊O

[@Heatking]

@@davidmansfield5602 😂😂😂

[@Bigdaftboy]

Nice to see a professional plumber in your videos Stacey 😂😂

[@Heatking]

@@Bigdaftboy 😂😂 makes a change doesn’t it! From a cowboy 🤠

[@Bigdaftboy]

@ we love dad 😂

[@Heatking]

@ I know you lot do 😂😂