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Thank you Sir you are a life saver. absolutely brilliantly explained and worked perfectly. especially the Nuances which made all the different. God Bless you
Wow, you da man in step by step explanations... Way more then just 'do it this way'... BUT explaining the 'Why' at each step. Excellent instruction, and speaking clearly and loud. So many instructors out there are like talking to themselves. A big thanks.
Excellent step by step instructions, specially the soldering process. Very well explained 👏 It would be better without the music to make it easier to hear your instructions. Thank you, very much 😊 Thank you! 😊
One of the best "how to" video for the average DIY. I never have soldered plumbing around my home, because of lack of know how. Thanks step by step instructions great 👍
Thank you I felt like I was on the jobsite right next to you. Great tips. Some of us didn't have a father so videos like this are very helpful good day sir.
I just got this job done and it was easy thanks to you, Jeff. The procedure took me 30 minutes from start to finish and everything went smoothly. After I finished the job I knew I had to come back to thank you for your tips.
I really like all your videos. Well explained at a slow pace that is easy to understand. I replace my kitchen sink strainer yesterday after watching your video.
I do a lot of my own repairs at home. Widowed and no kids to help, so I get a lot of jobs to do that I've never done before. Thank you for this video. I have a 'quarter turn' type outdoor faucet. Today it was leaking so badly I could fill an outdoor rain barrel in about an hour and a half! That's a bad leak! I was hoping to find information on how to replace my type of faucet, and only saw older type faucet videos, until I found yours! Yeah!!! I'll be working on my faucet in the morning, and I won't need to do any soldering, but only replace the quarter turn portion on mine. Since I had never done this before, I wanted to be sure I found a video that gave me all the information I needed to do it right. Thanks so much! I subscribed as I have to do repairs on all sorts of things from time to time, and it helps to know where to go to find the information. I may even change out my other faucets as the house is 35 years old and I imagine the faucets could use some attention after all this time. One question -- Do you have videos on determining if a faucet is leaking behind a wall? I am not sure if I have an issue, only that the water sounds really strong in my kitchen when I turn the faucet on outside. NO signs of water, but I get concerned that there may be a leak and I can't see it. I'd love to see a video on determine the location of a leak of this kind. Thanks again!!😌
Thank you. It was my first time doing this.. I was wondering why my the hose Bibb wasn’t coming off after I heated it… turns out all the water needs to be completely cut off. Good to know I’ll try again and hopefully I get a better turn out! Thank you for this educational video 👍
Thanks for the detailed video! I tried to disconnect my water hose from the spigot and the entire thing snapped off! I found your video, bought the parts at Home Depot, and voila, I had a new spigot! The soldering was a little tricky for me, but I got it done. Thanks, again! 👍
That was the most thorough and descriptive video I've seen for this process. This also tells me something very important....i'm going to call a plumber. LOL
Hey Jeff. I found your channel during your coverage of collapse at Surfside (great videos). And lo and behold, I need a new spigot so came you your channel! Cross promotion! Looking forward to more deals, more info on Surfside etc in the future.
@@jeffostroff I did, and still can't find the answer to my question though. I have screwed on a 2 way to my spigot and cannot get it off the threads. I own a brick house, and that hose bibb/spigot type has the back of the spigot IN THE mortar. I haven't called a plumber yet as was researching what to do. Is best way to know to send photos to a plumber? I wish I could know how to get that 2 way thingy uncrewed from the spigot but another neighbor made it worse when he forced it even more righty tighty!
@BarleyHops The 1st thing I would try is a pair of channel lock pliers because they can Clamp down onto the hose nut That is Stuck on that thread. And somebody with enough strength should be able to loosen that. If that doesn't work you can try applying heat by putting a torch on it for just a few seconds and see if there's any expansion that. Then after That I would try PB Blaster Which is A penetrating lubricant. WD40 will not work here because it is not a lubricant although many people think that it is. If that fails then you can get a Dremel and try to gently slice off the hose nut just cut a couple of slits into it enough that you can pry off the rest of it and get it off of the threads without cutting all the way through to the threads. It's all of Those efforts fail to produce the desired outcome, then you will have to bring in a plumber And you Me end up having to chisel into the wall.
Bravo Jeff,your tips are amazing. As a retired plumber myself,I will suggest to any handy person to ALWAYS,ALWAYS hire a professional to deal with water under pressure.Greetings from Toronto .
Yup, I wonder how many people forget to turn off the main water before they pop a bathroom vanity shut off valve off the pipe. I've gotten a few good laughs watching those RUclips videos with gushers, and watching them try to hammer a Shark Bite end cap on, rather than going to shut off the water.
Thanks for the video. I just completed this exact repair at my house after watching your video. My piping was the same size as well. Now I have to do two more on the other side of my house tomorrow. They all were leaking. I was so close to calling a plumber. Thanks!
Good video. Thanks. I'm still looking for this same operation but with the pipe in a block wall with no access from inside. Have to chip away the concrete on the outside and redo?
@@jeffostroffyeah lots of fun hey from what I saw on the video it looks like you don't have to put the male adapter on the valve tighten it up then put it on the pipe to line it up so the valve ends up facing down mark it and take the valve off ? I'm concerned that it will not if I don't
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Awesome video! We've got hose bibs that appear to be soldered to a copper stub sticking out from our stucco home, unanchored. I'm assuming I should be able to find something that will allow me to anchor the pipe to the home after I fit the threaded adapter and new hose bib.
If the pipe is just sliding in and out of a hole in the wall, then after you solder on the new spigot, just get a tube of PL Adhesive 3X on the paint aisle, and fill in the gap all the way around the air gaps in there the pipe comes through the wall, then by next day when it cures hard, it won't move at all.
My plumber put the threaded opening of the ball valve like what you have directly over the 1/2-inch copper pipe and solder them together. Is the joint strong enough to withstand the torque from opening and closing of the valve over time? I am afraid of a catastrophic failure of the joint. Thanks in advance.
Hey Jeff as long as you already shut the water off from the valve in the yard why didn't you replace the other water shut off and replace it with a 1/4 turn ball valve.?
That's great, thanks! I will take out the old school rubber plunge and replace it with the ball joint 1/4 turn. Never thought about it but the male adapter thread for future replacements if needed. Great shout out on the dripping faucet, that is what brought me here! Lol 1. I have used white bread (no crust) to hold back water. Is this method a good or bad one? Keep in mind I do not show an entire slice up there, just a bit so it can dissolve.
@@jeffostroff Wish I could show a photo of b4 n after but I ended up using Sharkbites for a no weld replacement and 2ft of 1" copper tubing. And I know you might have those in another video but I just wanted to let you know that your welding techniques are fantastic, I just ended up going with this. What is your opinion on those slip type fittings? Feet piping replacement ended up being a great job. Everything is watertight and fits perfectly. Best part if something goes wrong, I just get my horse shoe release clip out and just adjust, replace or fix the issue. Quick fix. Jimmy
I think we used this piece, a 1/2" copper male adapter. If you get this part, make sure it screws onto a house out in the garden center first, otherwise you have to keep looking for the correct part. www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-1-2-in-Copper-Pressure-Cup-x-MIP-Male-Adapter-Fitting-C604HD12/204620255
@@jeffostroff Thanks, that is the one I bought. Because of your video I was able to get the old soldered joint off and solder on the new fitting. The store didn't have a hose bibb in that size, so I ended up using a sillcock. Is there any downside to that, other than the flange?
We did off camera, there's a lot of stuff that happens that we leave out to keep the videos from getting too long. We get lots of trolls who complain you could have done a 2 minute video...
@@jeffostroff You do the Lord's work. Using your guidance, I replaced our outdoor spigot and likely saved $175 - and my wife (and my son) were impressed..
i repiped my house and ran 400 feet of copper through the attic and have a lot of practice sweating over 160 joints. i learned from a master plumber to keep water away, take white bread and stuff it in the pipe to keep the joint dry. in your case i would tske a reciprocating saw and cut the front part of the spigot off to gain access to use the bread trick. it is faster than vacuuming out the water. good video though
Awesome, glad you found this video useful! Shark bites are OK for temporary, use but I always feel nothing beats a tried and true soldered connection. But at least if the shark bite leaks, it would be outside. I would never place a shark bite inside a wall.
Hey my dad and are tryimg to remove a soldered hose bib but steam is coming out of the spigot and the seal does not seem to losen. We already tried vacuuming out the water for 2-10 minutes. How long should we keep the shop vac on to completely drain it?
If the water is still running when you stop vacuuming, you'll have to try to open up some faucets, find a lower spot in the house where there is another valve. But if that does not help try shutting off the water at the curb, or try the bread trick, which we cover in this video here: ruclips.net/video/wJxGcpybFvw/видео.html
We cut off the water main by the street, because the house main shutoff was still allowing water to leak. Typical cheap garbage valves that builders were using in 1993.
@@kelvinadams4877 I had a few people run into me at home depot that recognized 3, and one of our of subscribers came up to me at Costco last week I recognized me there also
Yes that's why I hate it when painters paint right over all of the hose bibs and stuff because sometimes you can't tell where one part ends and another one starts and have you think you have one part and it's really something completely different.
@@jeffostroff I score the paint with a knife so it will spin off with out tearing all the paint off...... that shouldnt be there in the first place lol
@@scholasticbookfair.…. Who better than to show you how to repair something than an “old” person? At least you know it will be done properly. Heaven forbid a millennial has to install a new toilet seat …. Oh no… 😢
Sometimes they are 1" sometimes 3/4". I believe that normally your main water line coming into your house is 1 inch and sometimes they will step that down to a three quarter inch connection for your hose bib, and sometimes they don't
One major issue with this vid and that is it's rarely that easy to take the spigot off of that copper pipe. In fact it's usually HELL! Can you imagine a spigot being on a copper tube for 10, 20, 30 plus years. You bet - it's practically fused together and many times almost impossible. This vid seems like the best case scenario and it's not realistic. Taking that spigot off, if it's been on there a long time, is HELL to get off. Overall a very good instructional video,
You are lucky that you didn't twist that pipe when you tried to loosen it, i have repaired quite a few when people saw threads and tried wrenching on it.
Interesting you chose a female threaded hose bibb and male adapter. Most hose bibbs I've seen are male threaded like the old one you removed. Either work, I just find it more common to find male threaded hose bibbs.
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The only thing you could have done better is shown us a list of everything needed for the job. I didn't catch what the thing is called to smooth the pipe nor do I know what flex is. Also the total cost of all the items would be helpful
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Thank you Sir you are a life saver. absolutely brilliantly explained and worked perfectly. especially the Nuances which made all the different. God Bless you
Wow, you da man in step by step explanations... Way more then just 'do it this way'... BUT explaining the 'Why' at each step. Excellent instruction, and speaking clearly and loud. So many instructors out there are like talking to themselves. A big thanks.
Jeff, I like how you installed the screw in adapter first, so the next person who has to change the valve doesn’t have to worry about soldering.
Yes, I wish all plumbers would do that for the rest of us
Excellent step by step instructions, specially the soldering process. Very well explained 👏
It would be better without the music to make it easier to hear your instructions.
Thank you, very much 😊
Thank you! 😊
Yes, you are right we stopped doing it after that, and use better lapel mics, camera and production techniques now
This was one of the best DIY plumbing videos I’ve seen. Very thorough and easy to follow. Subscribed!
Awesome! Thank you! Welcome aboard Scott!
thank you so much . we are not all plumbers . you explain all the details in such a nice way.
You are most welcome
One of the best "how to" video for the average DIY. I never have soldered plumbing around my home, because of lack of know how. Thanks step by step instructions great 👍
Thanks, I'm glad you liked the video!
Thank you I felt like I was on the jobsite right next to you. Great tips. Some of us didn't have a father so videos like this are very helpful good day sir.
Glad it was helpful!
Good Job Master Plumber!!! Great tips from an experienced professional plumber. Thanks
Thanks Juan, glad you liked it!
I just got this job done and it was easy thanks to you, Jeff. The procedure took me 30 minutes from start to finish and everything went smoothly. After I finished the job I knew I had to come back to thank you for your tips.
Awesome Glenn I'm glad to hear it worked out for you
Well done. Getting all the water out was probably what I needed to do to un solder. Will try again.
Good luck! Let us know if it worked out for you.
Great video Jeff ...just helped me with a handmany job I encountered !
Awesome glad to help!
Great information and hints/tips/explanation. Learned more knowledge than 12+ other videos explaining the same procedure. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
I really like all your videos. Well explained at a slow pace that is easy to understand. I replace my kitchen sink strainer yesterday after watching your video.
Awesome Edward glad to help
I do a lot of my own repairs at home. Widowed and no kids to help, so I get a lot of jobs to do that I've never done before. Thank you for this video. I have a 'quarter turn' type outdoor faucet. Today it was leaking so badly I could fill an outdoor rain barrel in about an hour and a half! That's a bad leak! I was hoping to find information on how to replace my type of faucet, and only saw older type faucet videos, until I found yours! Yeah!!! I'll be working on my faucet in the morning, and I won't need to do any soldering, but only replace the quarter turn portion on mine. Since I had never done this before, I wanted to be sure I found a video that gave me all the information I needed to do it right. Thanks so much! I subscribed as I have to do repairs on all sorts of things from time to time, and it helps to know where to go to find the information. I may even change out my other faucets as the house is 35 years old and I imagine the faucets could use some attention after all this time. One question -- Do you have videos on determining if a faucet is leaking behind a wall? I am not sure if I have an issue, only that the water sounds really strong in my kitchen when I turn the faucet on outside. NO signs of water, but I get concerned that there may be a leak and I can't see it. I'd love to see a video on determine the location of a leak of this kind. Thanks again!!😌
Awesome glad to help and welcome aboard
Thank you. It was my first time doing this.. I was wondering why my the hose Bibb wasn’t coming off after I heated it… turns out all the water needs to be completely cut off. Good to know I’ll try again and hopefully I get a better turn out! Thank you for this educational video 👍
First class instruction. Thanks Jeff!
Thanks for the detailed video! I tried to disconnect my water hose from the spigot and the entire thing snapped off! I found your video, bought the parts at Home Depot, and voila, I had a new spigot! The soldering was a little tricky for me, but I got it done. Thanks, again! 👍
Great video - I would have added the vacuum break that is required by some codes for exterior faucets.
I watched several videos on how to do this especially with the brass piece and you guys were the best thank you
Our pleasure!
As soon as you said capillary effect! I hit that subscription button...
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
That was the most thorough and descriptive video I've seen for this process. This also tells me something very important....i'm going to call a plumber. LOL
Watch the plumber closely, then you can do it yourself next time.
Hey Jeff. I found your channel during your coverage of collapse at Surfside (great videos). And lo and behold, I need a new spigot so came you your channel! Cross promotion! Looking forward to more deals, more info on Surfside etc in the future.
Thanks for coming back for more!
@@jeffostroff I did, and still can't find the answer to my question though. I have screwed on a 2 way to my spigot and cannot get it off the threads. I own a brick house, and that hose bibb/spigot type has the back of the spigot IN THE mortar. I haven't called a plumber yet as was researching what to do. Is best way to know to send photos to a plumber? I wish I could know how to get that 2 way thingy uncrewed from the spigot but another neighbor made it worse when he forced it even more righty tighty!
@BarleyHops The 1st thing I would try is a pair of channel lock pliers because they can Clamp down onto the hose nut That is Stuck on that thread. And somebody with enough strength should be able to loosen that. If that doesn't work you can try applying heat by putting a torch on it for just a few seconds and see if there's any expansion that. Then after That I would try PB Blaster Which is A penetrating lubricant. WD40 will not work here because it is not a lubricant although many people think that it is. If that fails then you can get a Dremel and try to gently slice off the hose nut just cut a couple of slits into it enough that you can pry off the rest of it and get it off of the threads without cutting all the way through to the threads. It's all of Those efforts fail to produce the desired outcome, then you will have to bring in a plumber And you Me end up having to chisel into the wall.
Bravo Jeff,your tips are amazing. As a retired plumber myself,I will suggest to any handy person to ALWAYS,ALWAYS hire a professional to deal with water under pressure.Greetings from Toronto .
Yup, I wonder how many people forget to turn off the main water before they pop a bathroom vanity shut off valve off the pipe. I've gotten a few good laughs watching those RUclips videos with gushers, and watching them try to hammer a Shark Bite end cap on, rather than going to shut off the water.
Excellent Video Jeff
Many thanks!
Thanks for the video. I just completed this exact repair at my house after watching your video. My piping was the same size as well. Now I have to do two more on the other side of my house tomorrow. They all were leaking. I was so close to calling a plumber. Thanks!
Glad it helped, thanks for watching!
Great info buddy..I hate those gate valves I changed mine to 1 inch ball valve.
That's the way to do it!
really good information. thank you for taking the time to make this video
Glad to help out and thanks for watching
Thank you for the video! This is exactly what I was looking for and helped me complete changing out a hose bibb this weekend. 👍👍
Congrats Daniel on doing that DIY!
Very detailed explanation. Thank you!
You're very welcome!
good job Jeff, going to do almost the exact job tomorrow, got a few pointers from ya, Thanks!
Good luck! thanks for watching Alice!
As always Jeff you saved my A$$. Thanks bud.
Thank you brother you are a lifesaver
No problem 👍
Excellent instructional video!
Thanks Jeff, I was THIS close to paying someone come out to do this for me!
Alex, Awesome, glad we could save you some money!
Excellent instruction.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
This was very helpful thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
No wonder I could not remove the old spigot. I gave up on it. I will just call a plumber. Thanks for posting this!
Sometimes paint all over them makes it hard to see how to remove them
Great Job - Thank you! Thumbs up for sure!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
Thank you, it's a great video, clear thorough .you did a God job with installing a pipe fitting then easy to replace the faucet if required.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching MK!
You made this look so easy! I’m might even attempt to replace my leaking spigot.
It will be a great feeling when you can do-it-yourself
Thank you, God Bless you, I was able to take out my faucet from the garden.
Glad I could help, thanks for watching I Z
Great video. Not a fan of background music but great work. Thanks
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Our pleasure!
A sincere thank you !
Glad to help out my friend
Super informative! Always like your DIY projects!
Thanks Leah! I'm glad you found our hose bibb project useful!
Good video. Thanks. I'm still looking for this same operation but with the pipe in a block wall with no access from inside. Have to chip away the concrete on the outside and redo?
Jeff very good job 👏
Thank you Manuel
I have to do this today also installing the same 1/4 turn ball valve
A fun Saturday in the works
@@jeffostroffyeah lots of fun hey from what I saw on the video it looks like you don't have to put the male adapter on the valve tighten it up then put it on the pipe to line it up so the valve ends up facing down mark it and take the valve off ? I'm concerned that it will not if I don't
Many thank yous for your video. Please find a way to pause and show better closeup shots for more detail.
We bought a professional Nikon camera after this video with lenses that do just what you aske about, take a look here: ruclips.net/video/7LH5eUmx2HI/видео.html
Awesome video! We've got hose bibs that appear to be soldered to a copper stub sticking out from our stucco home, unanchored. I'm assuming I should be able to find something that will allow me to anchor the pipe to the home after I fit the threaded adapter and new hose bib.
If the pipe is just sliding in and out of a hole in the wall, then after you solder on the new spigot, just get a tube of PL Adhesive 3X on the paint aisle, and fill in the gap all the way around the air gaps in there the pipe comes through the wall, then by next day when it cures hard, it won't move at all.
Another great video, Jeff! Thanks!
Thanks James!
My plumber put the threaded opening of the ball valve like what you have directly over the 1/2-inch copper pipe and solder them together. Is the joint strong enough to withstand the torque from opening and closing of the valve over time? I am afraid of a catastrophic failure of the joint. Thanks in advance.
Yes the solder should hold up. I would make sure the pipe is not wiggling it may need to be strapped tot h wall if there is any movement
@@jeffostroff Thanks again.
Hey Jeff as long as you already shut the water off from the valve in the yard why didn't you replace the other water shut off and replace it with a 1/4 turn ball valve.?
I would have but the fix was simply turning the nut 1/4 turn.
Great job, very informative and professional. I'm going to Home Depot for my first soldering job:)
Awesome, I hope it works out smoothly for you!
That's great, thanks! I will take out the old school rubber plunge and replace it with the ball joint 1/4 turn. Never thought about it but the male adapter thread for future replacements if needed. Great shout out on the dripping faucet, that is what brought me here! Lol
1. I have used white bread (no crust) to hold back water. Is this method a good or bad one? Keep in mind I do not show an entire slice up there, just a bit so it can dissolve.
Jimmy we used the bread trick a few times, it works great, just remember to flush the bread out of the pipe afterwards.
@@jeffostroff Wish I could show a photo of b4 n after but I ended up using Sharkbites for a no weld replacement and 2ft of 1" copper tubing. And I know you might have those in another video but I just wanted to let you know that your welding techniques are fantastic, I just ended up going with this. What is your opinion on those slip type fittings?
Feet piping replacement ended up being a great job. Everything is watertight and fits perfectly. Best part if something goes wrong, I just get my horse shoe release clip out and just adjust, replace or fix the issue. Quick fix.
Jimmy
Thank you for your expertise 👍🏻
My pleasure!
Thanks
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
Thank you. The information I needed.
Michael thanks for stopping by to view our video I'm glad you liked it.
Thanks for sharing
I like your shirt, Jeff!
Thanks I get a lot of comments on that shirt
I have a similar gate valve and I want to replace it. How can I been sure it is not soldered in place?
Great video. Do you have a link to the copper fitting you used, or dimensions on it?
I think we used this piece, a 1/2" copper male adapter. If you get this part, make sure it screws onto a house out in the garden center first, otherwise you have to keep looking for the correct part.
www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-1-2-in-Copper-Pressure-Cup-x-MIP-Male-Adapter-Fitting-C604HD12/204620255
@@jeffostroff Thanks, that is the one I bought. Because of your video I was able to get the old soldered joint off and solder on the new fitting.
The store didn't have a hose bibb in that size, so I ended up using a sillcock. Is there any downside to that, other than the flange?
Nice video! It's there a difference between the red and blue valves?
None, they do it for hot and cold water for the washing machine
@@jeffostroff 😊 Thank you Jeff. BTW, I've been enjoying and learning from your videos today.
Thank You! Q: Wouldn't you test the solder connection prior to applying teflon?
We did off camera, there's a lot of stuff that happens that we leave out to keep the videos from getting too long. We get lots of trolls who complain you could have done a 2 minute video...
@@jeffostroff You do the Lord's work. Using your guidance, I replaced our outdoor spigot and likely saved $175 - and my wife (and my son) were impressed..
i repiped my house and ran 400 feet of copper through the attic and have a lot of practice sweating over 160 joints. i learned from a master plumber to keep water away, take white bread and stuff it in the pipe to keep the joint dry. in your case i would tske a reciprocating saw and cut the front part of the spigot off to gain access to use the bread trick. it is faster than vacuuming out the water. good video though
That is awesome! Yes we have another video showing the plumber's bread trick, awesome trick.
Can you help me replace my outdoor faucet?
Good video but why did you not replace the gate valve while you had the water off.
What is the little bracket on the Bibb almost touching the house? Is it a support for the Bibb?
That is a clamp for a ground wire. It's painted over but you can see it
@@jeffostroff A ground wire for what? Mine has the same thing on it. Do I need that wire?
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Yes they are been using them since the 1980s, getting ready to place another order now actually!
Is copper ok for Cold weather outside? It gets cold out here in Chicago winters.
They make special valves that survive the winter
jeffostroff thanks 👍🏻
JEFF, Once again Thank you, I was buying Shark bite products just to avoid an over priced plumber or doing this.
Awesome, glad you found this video useful! Shark bites are OK for temporary, use but I always feel nothing beats a tried and true soldered connection. But at least if the shark bite leaks, it would be outside. I would never place a shark bite inside a wall.
not all plumbers are over-priced. There are fair ones such as us and maybe this guy.
Hi Jeff,
I live in the northeast would it be okay to install the same kind of bib as the one in your video or do I need a special anti frost one?
I would look into getting an anti frost one for sure Adrian
Hey my dad and are tryimg to remove a soldered hose bib but steam is coming out of the spigot and the seal does not seem to losen. We already tried vacuuming out the water for 2-10 minutes. How long should we keep the shop vac on to completely drain it?
If the water is still running when you stop vacuuming, you'll have to try to open up some faucets, find a lower spot in the house where there is another valve. But if that does not help try shutting off the water at the curb, or try the bread trick, which we cover in this video here: ruclips.net/video/wJxGcpybFvw/видео.html
Ah we got it off!
But the spigot is the male end and the main pipe is female? Do we still use male adapter?
Any reason you cut off the main even though you have a disconnect valve?
We cut off the water main by the street, because the house main shutoff was still allowing water to leak. Typical cheap garbage valves that builders were using in 1993.
Best guess what would this exact job cost me...??? Thanks
You can expect most plumbers to charge between $150 and $200 for this job
Good video, do you guys live in florida by chance? Merry chrismax
Yes this was in Ft. Lauderdale
Awesome, im in miramar, hope meet you one day haha
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How to make a 15 minute job into an hour and a half job. What a bait and switch on that bib haha, thought it was a spin off too.
Yes that's why I hate it when painters paint right over all of the hose bibs and stuff because sometimes you can't tell where one part ends and another one starts and have you think you have one part and it's really something completely different.
@@jeffostroff I score the paint with a knife so it will spin off with out tearing all the paint off...... that shouldnt be there in the first place lol
Yes, let's add music on top of your video so that it makes it hard to hear you.
I was just thinking this
You old people sure do complain a lot
@@scholasticbookfair.…. Who better than to show you how to repair something than an “old” person? At least you know it will be done properly. Heaven forbid a millennial has to install a new toilet seat …. Oh no… 😢
@@NEILZEE11 what does that even mean? I'm not a millennial and I just don't like complainers.
@@scholasticbookfair. …. Hey, you’re the one who mentioned “old people”. Besides the annoying music, the plant was in the way 😊
For some reason my hose bib is 1 inch any idea why?
Sometimes they are 1" sometimes 3/4". I believe that normally your main water line coming into your house is 1 inch and sometimes they will step that down to a three quarter inch connection for your hose bib, and sometimes they don't
How much does this job typically cost if a plumber was called to do this?
Anywhere from $150 to $300
Plumber just quoted me $1,100 to replace the hose bib. Absolutely insane. 2 guys at 6 hours of labor. Wonder what they’ll be doing for 6 hours?
Can’t believe how much a torch head goes for these days, some are over $50 without the fuel canister!
One major issue with this vid and that is it's rarely that easy to take the spigot off of that copper pipe. In fact it's usually HELL! Can you imagine a spigot being on a copper tube for 10, 20, 30 plus years. You bet - it's practically fused together and many times almost impossible. This vid seems like the best case scenario and it's not realistic. Taking that spigot off, if it's been on there a long time, is HELL to get off. Overall a very good instructional video,
How much does it usually cost?
Plumbers might charge $150 or more to come do this job.
You are lucky that you didn't twist that pipe when you tried to loosen it, i have repaired quite a few when people saw threads and tried wrenching on it.
That's why we always test it out first with the 2 wrenches 1 to hold it steady
Thats how mine is they soldered it on so thats my next project...as it leaks the valve....
Maybe opening a faucet inside the house could help prevent it from dripping
Nice informative video but the music gets in the way and is distracting.
Sorry about that we don't do that anymore, that's was over 2 years ago, we have better cameras, mics, and production now.
@@jeffostroff awesome!
Interesting you chose a female threaded hose bibb and male adapter. Most hose bibbs I've seen are male threaded like the old one you removed. Either work, I just find it more common to find male threaded hose bibbs.
I would like to have finished watching this video but the damn music was so loud I couldn’t stand it.
I know not one of our better mixes we've changed our whole setup after this and you won't hear that anymore on any of our videos since then
Why won’t my hose pip melt off, my copper melted before the old solder
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@@jeffostroff done
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Thanks for watching Ron!
Could hardly hear you... the background music and ambient noise is too much so I couldn't watch. Try and use music for times without dialogue.
We have much better camera, lapel mics, and post processing technique snow that began 2 months after this video with $5000 investment in pro gear, so all our newer how to videos if you look in our videos tab, are much better 4k video and audio quality.
Good , thanks . Get rid of the background music .
we use better studio gear now and better techniques
The only thing you could have done better is shown us a list of everything needed for the job. I didn't catch what the thing is called to smooth the pipe nor do I know what flex is. Also the total cost of all the items would be helpful
The background music made some of this impossible to hear.
is this a music video, i cant hear what you are saying.
What? I can't hear you! LOL! Sorry we don't do this anymore like that with the music.
I only use 50/50 Lead/Tin. Nothing on earth solders as good as that stuff.
Except they don't allow it anymore. Lead free is the way to go, and it still makes a good solder connection.