PLUMBING PARTS USED IN THIS VIDEO
Plumbers Tool (Not the exact one I found at Home Depot)
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1/2″ SharkBite Connector
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1/2″ 90 Degree SharkBite Connector
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SharkBite Disconnect Tool
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1/2″ 3 Way Valve
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1/2″ In Line Valve
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1/2″ PEX Lines (100′ roll, go to your local hardware store)
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Thanks for the pex video but as a professional plumber we wont use push on sharkbite fittings. vibration is rough on the little oring.They make us a lot of business. Use crimp fittings but in a pinch on the road SB is ok . Cheers!!
FYI Those shark bite fittings are notorious for letting go and causing leaks.
That’s great. Thanks for demystifying the process. Strange coincidence I have been working on our plumbing today so great timing
Thanks for the video if ever comes a time I need to do this I will be sure to contact you for …HELP!!! 😁
Like your video's. Just have to say that it's a water heater or a cold water heater. Not a hot water heater. You don't heat hot water you heat cold water. Lol
Good job and thanks for doing the shopping….lol
That WAS easy. Thanks!
Instruction and pictogram printed and sealed in plastic attached to the inside of the access door really help minimize turning the valves the wrong away.
You make it seem so easy! Thanks for demonstrating this. I feel encouraged to do it myself.
@nd cold you've seem to have in the last few months…ya need to boost your immune system my man. I know im tellin' something ya already know, but I've been eating fresh crushed garlic, on bread with butter, in my eggs etc. Havent been sick in over 12 years.
I'm not into diy or plumbing and don't have a rv thought I wish I did, I found that surprisingly interesting and encouraging 🙂