[Protech]

I guess I'll introduce myself with some pics of some "interesting" encounters of the plumbing kind.

1. A 1/16 bend that was pushed together at an odd angle. Never actually seated in the hub, just pushed up to it.

2. Another high quality CPVC repipe by one of my competitors.

3. Sam job different spot.

4. This is what you get when you repipe in cpvc and the bug guy sprays for roaches afterwards. (not one of my jobs in case your wondering)

5. GC with a ditch witch. Over 100 homes in the subdivision had the same thing done. Every house flushed ok for about a year if you can believe it.

 

[Protech]

Here are some shots of one of my jet jobs.

 

[smellslike$tome]

Welcome! Man you gotta love that jetter!

 

[smellslike$tome]

Looks like FL or SC?

 

[Bill]

Hi, welcome to pz!

 

[Protech]

Welcome! Man you gotta love that jetter!

4000psi+rotory chain descailer=bad mofo
just don't hold it in one place to long:hang:

central Fl

 

[Nathan]

Great to have you here... nice intro!

 

[uaplumber]

Welcome!

 

[GrumpyPlumber]

Nice intro, welcome.

 

[plumbingpaul]

Liked your intro welcome!

 

[Ron]

Welcome to The PZ

 

[Song Dog]

What an awesome intro. Welcome!

In Christ,

Song Dog

 

[smellslike$tome]

Welcome! Man you gotta love that jetter!

4000psi+rotory chain descailer=bad mofo
just don't hold it in one place to long:hang:

central Fl

Do you know what it will do to terra cotta?

 

[Plumberman]

Sweet pics. Welcome bro

 

[Protech]

Do you know what it will do to terra cotta?

Never used chains of clay. Sounds risky. Why would you want to use chains on clay? Clay does not scale. The only thing I've seen in clay is roots or grease. If grease is present, I would use water jets only or jets plus emulsifier. If roots are present to proper chain tool would be a chain snap cutter and a shovel.