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Sounds like you had it under control fairly quickly!! Thanks for watching and commenting!!

If I had known what was inside I probably would have started that way. Thanks for watching and leaving us a comment!!

The plan definitely did not unfold the way I had envisioned. Thanks for watching and leaving us a comment!!

I would go with the YT money magic part of the theory 😂😂😂! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!

Hmmm 13k for 1 day job. Sound like your exaggerating or unaware of actual scope of work

I definitely do not mean to sound harsh but did you sign a contract before they started ?

I always think the shark bite support is gonna get some comments . Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!

Why do you say this my friend?

All true , thanks so much! Thanks so much for watching our video!

I was just curious why it leaked. I thought I was gonna make a different type of video about solder joints. Thanks for asking and thanks for watching!

I believe you are right about the fitting after reading all of these comments. I never knew about them. Thanks for watching and commenting!

That seems to be the general consensus my friend. I never knew about them. Thanks so much for watching our video!

From a plumbing supply house or big box home store?

The ones I normally do have at least enough room for the mounting hardware. Thanks for sharing your experience with us . Thanks for watching our video also!

The sole purpose was to look inside the fitting and check out the solder joint from the inside. You are definitely not the only person to ask about it. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!

It is starting to look like people don’t have good things to say about these fittings so far. Thanks for watching and leaving us a comment!

This really hurts my feelings 😂! I am so sorry you don’t approve of the pro press😂😂😂! Thanks for sharing your opinion and watching our video!

This was an usual occurrence of seeing this fitting done like this. We cut it apart to see how the solder reacted to this type fitting and to our surprise the copper pipe wasn’t even made up. Thank you for watching!

We love copper in right situations/applications , but agree PEX is a great product!

Donald, we agree with you on that one! We are only as good as we are taught. Thank you for watching and commenting !

I do love this comment! I completely agree. Thanks for watching our video!!

Good theory, but it was a legit boo boo😂

Some 12” kit combos will still fit . It just depends on the manufacturer. You might want to go with a 10 “ to be safe and just accept the fact it is gonna be off the wall a little.

So we could all the quality of the solder joint. Basically for fun😂 . Thanks for watching!

I just looked and woodford makes at least one .

@@TappPlumbing we don't use anything but frost-free hose bibs in this area but my supplier is a Woodford dealer and I'll check into that thank you

Many people have commented it is a a pre soldered fitting. Thanks for watching our video!

Maybe you could find an after market replacement that is a little easier to deal with. Keep us posted if you have time please.

Thanks!

So the wrench is not turning the motor? Watch the full video and see if it helps😊 ruclips.net/video/kkRwGjczfhE/видео.htmlsi=tmO80yfCe18gpUQL

@@TappPlumbing Yes, the wrench does turn the motor, its not jammed, but after I turn it on the motor doesn’t spin it just makes that humming/buzzing noise. If I leave it on for a while the motor over heats too. I’ve reset it and unplugged it and still nothing. 🫤 I tripple check and theres nothing jammed on the teeth because when I turn it with my hand and the wrench it does spins around but when I turn it on it doesn’t turn.

It sounds like the pin sheared off . I am afraid it is gonna be time for a replacement my friend. Good luck and keep us posted please!

@@TappPlumbing Yes, that was the case, It had no life left, I had to replace it. Thank you.

The vacuum breaker prevents water from siphoning back through the water hose into main water system. Great question!

Since you live in new york, frost free spigots come with vacum breakers built into them. I only know this because, i grew in western Tennessee and moved to new Hampshire with my family when i was 17. Down south its rare to find a frost free spigot due to not having to deal with near freezing or below freezing temperatures. Water mains in Tennessee are only 2ft to 3ft in the ground, in new Hampshire is 4ft to 6ft in the ground.

That is great Harry! Yes time saved is always a good factor however this spigot was soldered so that was not the more cost effective way to go for this client. Thank you for watching and we are glad your replacement was easy!

You’re right ! What a booger that would be! Thank you for watching and commenting!

Yes that was an option, but we are thankful this solution worked as we feel this was a long term solution and the clients would not worry if the silver solder would blow out. We know it probably would not have but the clients concern made us want to give them this solution and we are thankful it all worked out. Thank you for watching Gavin!

It was a pretty nice little job to do for sure . I agree about the cpvc , so brittle! Thanks for watching our video!

You would be correct! She was very sweet and I definitely wanted to keep her happy.

That would be very odd my friend.

So we could all see what was in it.

I just ran across another one today . I stopped turning it before something happened and went to find the meter. It was the main house stop.

The cap retains it .

That doesn’t happen around here very often . Thanks for watching our video and commenting!!

I would like to know the actual benefits of using them? I looked them up and they are very expensive plus you still have to use a torch!

​​@@TappPlumbingthey make sure they have the exact amount of solder needed to makes sure that it has solder across the whole section of the pipe inside (when doing it the usual way you might not Put enough flux and solder on so might only sealing the gap at the end if you don't know what your doing) As what happened here person using it didn't understand how to use it and pushed the pipe in by 3mm ish only and then soldered it manually, if they had pushed it all the way and heated it up it would have sealed correctly every time, it should be idiot proof (or I thought it was)

@@leexgx I am not sure if there is anything to do with plumbing that is idiot proof 😂. Thanks for watching our video and commenting!

We are glad this was helpful!!

Thank you.

Maybe there a small split in the hose itself?

Same

Ha,well I guess that may be a solution to no toilet paper, however the pump still has to pump the liquids and solids therefore they still wear out unfortunately . Thank you for your suggestion, watching and commenting!

@@TappPlumbing agreed everything wears out eventually. But pumping straight water probably puts less load on the pump compared to solid waste.