I'm thinking of all the pre-planning you had to do before crawling into that tight space -- all the tools, fittings, pipe, glue, camera, etc. Good job and good filming.
Just thinking of being under there gives me the willies. Basements are good for plumbing. Thank you for showing this to us, Tim. Stay safe and stay cool
Just a great video!! Super informative, I just might have to go this route if my last attempt at fixing either the simple vent and/or the pitch down underneath the manufactured home. (Fingers crossed) anyhow, thanks for the amazing tips! (Southern CAL)
This was amazing!. You worked really hard on this and instruction for the do it yourself was excellent after seeing it I could probably do it but I should leave it up to the professionals. This was really good and I hope you charged a lot! Fiberglass and claustrophobia
Tim, I greatly appreciate your videos, brother! Thank you so very much. I am struggling trying to get a kitchen sink unclogged in a manufactured home. It might’ve been a coincidence, not sure, but one of our city water means burst when the temperature dropped 60° in about three hours the other night. All the other drains in the house are working fine. this is the first time I’ve owned a manufactured home. I was aware of the clean out in a site built house, being on the roof. And my eyes did keep drifting towards that down pipe underneath the kitchen sink. ;-) That video you put up about the bladder? Perfect! After I finish work today I do believe that’s what I’m gonna do. And just in general, I really appreciate you putting up these videos for all of America. These little Zoomers around here I have no idea how to start a weedeater or a lawnmower, much less clean a drain. 😞 it’s sad and it’s disappointing. They completely lack the self-awareness to realize they’re going to need hands-on skills one day. 😮 😂 thanks again, Tim! Greatly appreciate your work here. Keep them coming! I hope you and yours had a great Christmas and I hope you have a prosperous new year brother! Thank you for the Plumbing education! 👍🇺🇸
I like you and your videos. I enjoy the way you explain things. Its easy for me to understand. But, please don't skimp out on anything in your videos. What I mean is show us everything because I want to learn all that i can and if you dont show us a certain part then how are we going to learn? You really do a great job and thank you. I can't wait to watch more.
Man. Thanks buddy. I’m trying to figure out my moms mobile home drain. I snaked and when I put hose down the drain under the sink, it flows for 10 seconds then backs up. It started when I filled up sink and then pulled the drain. Water flowed slowly before bubbling up. I believe the sink drain runs and combines with the washing machine drain. I’ll have to see if they used the correct fittings.
Hey Tim, good job re'routing those pipe's man! I just ran across your channel because I too live in a mobile home ( a double-wide ) I also have a bad clog somewhere inside the kitchen sink drain pipe! I've tried everything from plunging it to draino to crystalized lye pellet's, I even ran a 50 foot snake/cable which only made it worse and now it won't drain at all !!! I was wanting to get your opinion as to why my drain went from a slow drain to no drain at all after performing all the above said task's? I'm assuming it's a grease clog, do you think I could've passed through the clog with the snake, broke it into piece's where it clogged again somewhere further down the line, is that why it won't drain at all now ??? I'm about out of patience with this whole drain issue and I'm about ready to throw in the towel !!! Is it me, am I doing something wrong here that you can tell ??? You're a very compotent plumber and I respect your knowledge and I'd greatly appreciate it if you could tell me what you think, thanks Tim !!! You Tube subscriber, Mike Sullivan
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You have a huge gap in your fernco to pvc connection.
It will be fine
i never tire of watching you going at it, great step by step tutorial as well the causes and effects...txs for sharing
I'm thinking of all the pre-planning you had to do before crawling into that tight space -- all the tools, fittings, pipe, glue, camera, etc. Good job and good filming.
Just thinking of being under there gives me the willies. Basements are good for plumbing. Thank you for showing this to us, Tim. Stay safe and stay cool
Thanks buddy you too
Great job Tim, keep the video's coming ☝
Thanks for watching
Just a great video!! Super informative, I just might have to go this route if my last attempt at fixing either the simple vent and/or the pitch down underneath the manufactured home. (Fingers crossed) anyhow, thanks for the amazing tips! (Southern CAL)
This was amazing!. You worked really hard on this and instruction for the do it yourself was excellent after seeing it I could probably do it but I should leave it up to the professionals. This was really good and I hope you charged a lot! Fiberglass and claustrophobia
Tim, I greatly appreciate your videos, brother! Thank you so very much. I am struggling trying to get a kitchen sink unclogged in a manufactured home.
It might’ve been a coincidence, not sure, but one of our city water means burst when the temperature dropped 60° in about three hours the other night. All the other drains in the house are working fine. this is the first time I’ve owned a manufactured home. I was aware of the clean out in a site built house, being on the roof. And my eyes did keep drifting towards that down pipe underneath the kitchen sink. ;-)
That video you put up about the bladder? Perfect! After I finish work today I do believe that’s what I’m gonna do.
And just in general, I really appreciate you putting up these videos for all of America. These little Zoomers around here I have no idea how to start a weedeater or a lawnmower, much less clean a drain. 😞
it’s sad and it’s disappointing. They completely lack the self-awareness to realize they’re going to need hands-on skills one day. 😮
😂
thanks again, Tim! Greatly appreciate your work here. Keep them coming! I hope you and yours had a great Christmas and I hope you have a prosperous new year brother! Thank you for the Plumbing education! 👍🇺🇸
You are like superman, the fiberglass had me itching just from the video.
Plumbers deserve high pay!
Good job!
This explains why nothing was working to unclog our sink. Thank you very much. 🙂
I like you and your videos. I enjoy the way you explain things. Its easy for me to understand. But, please don't skimp out on anything in your videos. What I mean is show us everything because I want to learn all that i can and if you dont show us a certain part then how are we going to learn?
You really do a great job and thank you. I can't wait to watch more.
What kind of pipe cement did you connect the PVC to the ABS I always use transition cement. And thanks Tim for the videos.
He used the wrong cement. And way too many degrees of bend!
Nice job using the no hub to make the final connection. Fiberglass insulation looks itchy.
Did that quick as hell...my man
Man. Thanks buddy. I’m trying to figure out my moms mobile home drain. I snaked and when I put hose down the drain under the sink, it flows for 10 seconds then backs up. It started when I filled up sink and then pulled the drain. Water flowed slowly before bubbling up. I believe the sink drain runs and combines with the washing machine drain. I’ll have to see if they used the correct fittings.
best turdherder on the tube
Hey Tim, good job re'routing those pipe's man!
I just ran across your channel because I too live in a mobile home ( a double-wide )
I also have a bad clog somewhere inside the kitchen sink drain pipe!
I've tried everything from plunging it to draino to crystalized lye pellet's, I even ran a 50 foot snake/cable which only made it worse and now it won't drain at all !!!
I was wanting to get your opinion as to why my drain went from a slow drain to no drain at all after performing all the above said task's?
I'm assuming it's a grease clog, do you think I could've passed through the clog with the snake, broke it into piece's where it clogged again somewhere further down the line, is that why it won't drain at all now ???
I'm about out of patience with this whole drain issue and I'm about ready to throw in the towel !!!
Is it me, am I doing something wrong here that you can tell ???
You're a very compotent plumber and I respect your knowledge and I'd greatly appreciate it if you could tell me what you think, thanks Tim !!!
You Tube subscriber,
Mike Sullivan
did he answer?
I have the same issue, was hoping you got an answer... I'm ready to hook up my camping sink n do my dishes outside😵
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Is 1 1/2” good enough for a mobile home? Or should upgrade to 2” while remodeling?
Transition glue & a no hub band would've been better. Long sweeps are good though when changing direction so quickly. It'll work!
I agree with you, but would like to see 45s where possible.
Same problem here in Cali long kitchen drains
Here’s how to fix it
First
Why didn’t you put the combo on a 45° angle could have hooked it up to the kitchen line with one 90
Better get ready for some frozen pipes soon
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i wouldve used 45's not all those 90's
He should have rolled the combo as well. One 90 would have been all he needed
No passing inspection
it's fuck it friday
no fucks given on this repair
Are you even licensed lol?