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After your used to the manual feeding concept it's pretty great. Not as ideal for inside from toilet flange but still doable with a drop cloth. Thanks for asking

@@onitplumbing thanks boss

Thank you for shouting me out much appreciated!

Glad it helped!

Honestly I can't remember the exact name but I went to industrial source and they basically set me up, although they were unsure of what I was doing once I explained the type gas I was using 95% nitrogen 5 percent hydrogen and would need to run pressures in the 10-100 lb range they figured it out. I will make a video describing it

I've heard but haven't seen it yet would be cool if it worked well

@ I’ve seen a couple of videos on TikTok of them demonstrating it at their booth

Here’s the link if you wanted to look at which one I’m talking about!

Lol for the bears I have a 6.5 credmore guess I shoulda explained that lol thanks for looking out

Thank you sir!

Lol what? 🤣

@ you know what 😱🫎✊

They are called rain collars and you can easily buy them on amazon. I like the oatey ones best! Thanks for watching!

Yes I use my tracer mix for this all the time and 90% of the time it helps a lot!

Industrial source is where we get it and they are competitive 👌

I've tried the answering services. They are mediocre at best. It would probably be okay temporary solution but it's just hard to replace a person in the office. Yes we have an awesome CSR who takes the calls. Does the schedule and helps with payments and collection etc. I always worry that if she moves on it will be very hard to replace her because she's great at it. That being said, I think it's necessary to have a CSR. If she were to leave I would answer the phones for a few months until we could find a replacement to train and I would say putting ads out on indeed or trying to steal a CSR from another Plumbing company in your area that already knows the drill would be the route to go. Good luck and thank you so much for commenting!

Also, maybe it was confusing. Our CSR works remotely from home with internet and a laptop so that does help quite a bit. She's able to stay at home with a kid and work. Figured this might be a good tip for you

Nice lol 👍

It's definitely not the best unit, but I believe it is the best unit for the price. I bought it from amazing machinery online for around 35 to$3,600 And if you get the Severn unit you're looking at closer to 11 or 12,000 which for me was way too big of a leap. And this unit does work fine once you learn how to properly isolate a system and energize the right sections. Also super glad to have somebody from Washington in my comments. Hope to see you around again and I'll check out your channel thanks

It's a pretty decent sniffer definitely not the best, but I think it is the best for the price. I am a little concerned that if it breaks that I will be Sol, but I believe it is already more than paid for itself

Will do. I'll post an update video soon

Well, RUclips can offer a secondary income stream or a way to build a brand where you can sell products. Also advertise your business at a lower cost than conventional Google ads etc. And yes I'm aware Plumbing does have quite a bit of overhead, especially with the specialty equipment that we use and I have videos on. But I do love doing RUclips as well. It's kind of a enjoyable way for me to share my knowledge and my business, so I have a few reasons. I like to do it but on the other hand, this video was meant to be more of a warning that it's probably not a good idea for a sole source of income

Hey, thanks! We're basically neighbors. I appreciate you dropping in and leaving a comment. Are you a plumber up there? Thanks!

We definitely have. If you check out some of my long form videos you will see that in action. Hope that you enjoy

You need to be able to isolate that section so if there's valves already great. If not, you would need to install valves on each side and then a hose bib or some way to introduce air or hydrogen to the system and then you could trace the Leak or hire someone to find the leak that way

You can haul it with trash bags and backfill with gravel is the best. Depends on the situation

Thanks so much man glad to see you on here! Appreciate you stopping by and keeping a comment and I sure hope everything is going great with you as well🙂 have a very nice holiday season.

Thank you so much!

I really appreciate you saying that. I'm going to look into getting one of these. They actually told me about this when I was talking to a severin rep and I was skeptical of how it worked. Do you have any first-hand experience using it?

​@@onitplumbing a colleague I've worked with had one. It makes a knocking sound in the pipe allowing you to follow the knock from the meter to where it enters the house. He used it for mapping irrigation as well. He had the Australian one.

So far I haven't used it long enough to say for sure had it glitch once. I think the sewerin would be the best but this works and is cheaper.

@@onitplumbing thanks bro 👍👍

I think I could make something like that

@@onitplumbing Thanks, I'm 26 thinking of transitioning into becoming a plumber. I got a job offer from 2 companies but the pay is really low, I would have to slice my current income by $30K

Ha you are clueless. Try doing it for a living some weeks you make nothing. You see six minutes and think you know how to run a business

Also replaced an entire kitchen drain and waste and overflow and cleaned the drain FYI!

Nope 5 percent hydrogen 95 percent nitrogen. Tracer gas. That's surely what I mean but some people do use a different system with helium I believe.

@@onitplumbing Oh, it's only 5% explosive gas. :D Cool. Yea, that makes a difference. Thanks!

Nope it's all line item flat rate many people can't afford it but so unfortunately not every person gets served but we try to offer discounts financing and no card fee. Id the job is large it's quoted by myself or the field supervisor

That's a huge exaggeration plus as a service plumber only 50-60 percent of your day is billable over the year and that's only 5 days a week. So even if you charged$400 an hour that would be$200 in the full day plus deduct workers comp, gas, insurance, shop rent, vehicle loans. We are all struggling you are looking at the smaller picture it's just the way the system works and from what I can tell it's the best system humans really have.

Well it needs to have hydrogen in it so I use the 95 nitrogen 5% hydrogen mix works pretty well but it takes a long time for it to purge through the system. So you have to shut the water down and then I use the pressure from the hydrogen and open a hose bib until all the water leaves and I start hearing the hydrogen come out of the hose bib then I shut it and then I will start it like 10-15 lb and bump it all the way up to 50 if needed that usually will create The Purge. You should be hearing gas come out of the valve. Make sure you have a regulator valve and then I connect to an air hose and then usually go to a garden hose. You cannot go through frost-free hose bibs so washer boxes are very handy. Let me know if you need any other tips

Great tip thank you!

Thanks I'll keep that in mind when I'm in the office this week! I'll try and reach out

Heck yeah every weekday

I'm curious if that will work it doesn't seem like it will but I like the idea I'll try it.

I just ordered one honestly never even used one before which is hilarious I don't think any plumbers been around have ever had one

Hahaha not wrong 😉

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