Hi Tom, a nice mixture of jobs there to keep you busy and some good looking copper and soldering there by young Jacob. Some jobs are hard work because of the position you have to work in, but as you say, you can only do your best. As long as the customer was happy and you had no dripping pipes, its job done. Hope you had a nice New Year, take care and all the best Tom. 👍👍👍
Thanks for the support as always Chris, the customer was delighted, it honestly makes the job worth it for me. They had had a few plumbers out who had all walked away, it wasn't the best place to work but everyone should be entitled to hot water
The old water heater looks like a "Chaffoteaux" . Seem to remember they were non electric. They were fairly common back in the days before every house had central heating.
That is correct, they didn't need a power supply. The new unit required a fused spur. When I looked at the job I wasn't happy with the electrics, I got an electrician to check it out and he said it could have killed someone. Thanks for watching
Very nice work Tom and Jacob start of the year would a very nice job and a very good Vlog👍👍👍👍👍ps I’ve ordered some luxury water wall boards for the shower that I have fitting cheers for your help and advice on that the walling👍👍👍👌
I certainly would never fit an Ariston boiler, to be fair the price of this unit, you could afford to chuck it away if it ever went wrong, thanks for the support as always Tony
I use a rothenburger dry pressure tester, it's purpose made to connect a pump onto and fits straight onto a 15mm copper pipe, it comes in really handy for clearing blockages on 10mm rad pipes, hope that helps, thanks for watching
Thanks for watching mate, the video did end quite suddenly, I'm trying to cut down on me talking and concentrate on the plumbing, I probably should have done an outro though, have a great weekend
Thanks Tom. My sister has a Baxi Combi boiler with no MagnaClean filter. The house has about 5 or 6 radiators. Can she ask for such a filter during the service?
You only need the vented taps for the vented under sink water heaters, they have an extra vent pipe going through the tap, you don't see too many any more, the last one I did the tap was more than the price of a unvented heater so they mostly just get replaced
Hi Tom, happy New year. Another good mixed video to start the year off. Really enjoy watching these as i'm not a tradesman you make it look so easy the way you think things out.
Brilliant Tom, you never disappoint, have a good weekend pal 👍🏻
Thanks for the support as always Shaun, it is greatly appreciated
That’s like the Ascot water heaters we used to fit in 70s
Love the camera speed ups. Those jobs look like a good start to the new year. Nice variety of work there
Thanks for the support as always mate, Happy New year
Nice work Tom, the old water heaters , you don’t see them very often, new one looked fine though, hope alls well.👍🚽
They are becoming few and far between now, thanks for the support as always Peter, have a great weekend
Hi Tom, a nice mixture of jobs there to keep you busy and some good looking copper and soldering there by young Jacob.
Some jobs are hard work because of the position you have to work in, but as you say, you can only do your best.
As long as the customer was happy and you had no dripping pipes, its job done. Hope you had a nice New Year, take care and all the best Tom. 👍👍👍
Thanks for the support as always Chris, the customer was delighted, it honestly makes the job worth it for me. They had had a few plumbers out who had all walked away, it wasn't the best place to work but everyone should be entitled to hot water
Some very nice little jobs there Tom and Jacob .👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for the support as always John, have a great weekend
Tom Tom the bricklayers son 😂 . Yeah stick to pluming Tom 😉 you aren't afraid of having a go so fair play to you .
It wasn't the best, it looked decent enough when it was all rendered in though by a professional, thanks for watching as always mate
The old water heater looks like a "Chaffoteaux" . Seem to remember they were non electric. They were fairly common back in the days before every house had central heating.
That is correct, they didn't need a power supply. The new unit required a fused spur. When I looked at the job I wasn't happy with the electrics, I got an electrician to check it out and he said it could have killed someone. Thanks for watching
My parents house had a chaffoteaux hot water heater before the central heating was installed in the late 90's.
Nice work as always Tom and Jacob , very good vlog you have started the new year with a good one 👍👍👍👍👍
Chaffoteaux Brittony II’s used to be everywhere in the 90’s in non-heated terraced houses in my town.
Great range of jobs in this one Tom, hope you ave a peaceful weekend.
Thanks for the support as always Andy, have a great weekend
Very nice work Tom and Jacob start of the year would a very nice job and a very good Vlog👍👍👍👍👍ps I’ve ordered some luxury water wall boards for the shower that I have fitting cheers for your help and advice on that the walling👍👍👍👌
Thanks for the support as always mate, hopefully everything goes well with your job, any questions feel free to ask, have a great weekend
@@PlumbLikeTom I’ll get it finished by next Christmas at this rate 😂😂😂👍cheers
Nice variety of jobs this week Tom,
I think that’s all Ariston are good for is water heaters 😂
Have a good weekend mate
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I certainly would never fit an Ariston boiler, to be fair the price of this unit, you could afford to chuck it away if it ever went wrong, thanks for the support as always Tony
Great video Tom 👍😎
Thanks for the support as always PB, have a great weekend
Well it looks like Santa did not get you a new watch strap Hahahahahahahahah Happy new year mate
I did get a new one but I'm just getting my moneys worth out the old one yet, thanks for the support as always Keith
That was quite a house on the water heater job.😳
It certainly was, thanks for the support as always Norman
Happy new year Tom don’t forget always do your best in 24👍👍👍🙉
Happy New year Neil, thanks for the support as always
Happy New year to you .👍👍
Happy New Year John
Can u show how you adapted a schrader valve to fit the pipe work, ld like to do the Same on a blockage I’ve got to sort
I use a rothenburger dry pressure tester, it's purpose made to connect a pump onto and fits straight onto a 15mm copper pipe, it comes in really handy for clearing blockages on 10mm rad pipes, hope that helps, thanks for watching
Cheers I’ll give it a go ,
Super 😊😊😊
Thanks for the support as always Ross, have a great weekend
Good job 😊😊
Thanks for watching mate, have a great weekend
@@PlumbLikeTom u to!!!!
Your latest vids seem to end without any reason. Is it just me? Love you man, great work.
Thanks for watching mate, the video did end quite suddenly, I'm trying to cut down on me talking and concentrate on the plumbing, I probably should have done an outro though, have a great weekend
all the best movies have abrupt shock endings, leaving confusion and much discussion as the exit is shuffled toward. @@PlumbLikeTom
I should apply for a job in Hollywood, thanks for watching mate
Happy New Year Tom. All the best with the channel mate.
Happy new year Craig, thanks for the support as always
Thanks Tom. My sister has a Baxi Combi boiler with no MagnaClean filter. The house has about 5 or 6 radiators. Can she ask for such a filter during the service?
Turns out she does have one mate. Not a MagnaClean but another one.
Do you still use the vented tap on under sink heater for hot water
You only need the vented taps for the vented under sink water heaters, they have an extra vent pipe going through the tap, you don't see too many any more, the last one I did the tap was more than the price of a unvented heater so they mostly just get replaced
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Thanks for the support as always Colin, have a great weekend
Hi Tom, happy New year. Another good mixed video to start the year off. Really enjoy watching these as i'm not a tradesman you make it look so easy the way you think things out.
Happy New year David, thanks for watching, I'm so pleased you enjoy my videos, have a great weekend
you need to treat yourself a wet vac
I do have a 240v titan one but really want the battery Makita one, I might have to treat myself, thanks for watching
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Thanks for the support as always Danny, have a great weekend