I remember when if you wanted a power drain snake it was the size of a VW. If you wanted compact you had to do it by hand. Now BAM ! Vince with the pop in guest appearance
Would a 25’ automatic feed snake be able to get some jobs done? Do most small jobs only need to be snaked back to the stack? I’m trying to learn and got a 25’ tool for my 1st snake….do I need a 50’ or longer also? Guys gimme some help please.
any plumber actually use this ? i live in Singapore , doesn't seems the trade ppl use fancy tool like this to get the job done . i really wanna be convince to ship this to my country , but just cant find any video that show in real situation in the field ... can anyone help ? i always see the video some sales person talking or show off the milwaukee tools collection even in milwaukeeasia they dont even know how to recommend cos they are all sale person , not plumber in real world really appreciate VCG for doing video like this to help us understand a little more
@@andressantiago5856 I don't know if they made a video for you on how to change the cable and unfortunately I don't show how in my review of mine either but it's super easy, you simply slide the front collar in-between drive and lock mode which is a neutral manual feed mode then you pull the cable out and then push the new one in to install it, it's very easy and can be done in just a couple of minutes. Be sure to keep your cables clean and to help keep them rust free you can spray them with a little WD-40.
Instructions in very important place, Goood!" That made me laugh! What would be a bettercchoice in you guys opion? The snake tool or the forced air tool ,that you reviewed not to long ago. Great vid Nick! #VCG4LIFE!
Forced air can wreak all kinds of havoc- blowing trap water out onto the ceiling, damaging weak components causing leaks, not properly removing the clog. If you want to pad up the bill/ piss off the homeowner it's your tool...
Forced air works great but the snake is the end all be all tool. I'd get a snake 1st then pick up the forced air. Been using both kinds of tools for a long time.
@@VCGConstruction At the beginning i also noticed on the shelf that you had a Ridgid Stealth Force Gen5x Impulse Driver and a Milwaukee M18 FUEL Surge Impulse Driver. I have both of those and I love them, they are super quiet and smooth and the Stealth Force is a monster and the Surge is still powerful but on setting 1 and 2 it's great for smaller fasteners and detail work so they make a great combination. 👍GeminiOutdoors the Stealth Force has more power and twists a little more in your hands but the Surge still has plenty of power and is better for smaller fasteners and detail work, honestly if I had to choose between the two I would pick the Surge, it's lighter, still has plenty of power and on setting 1and 2 it is better for smaller fasteners which is mostly what I use so I use my Surge more than my Stealth Force. Also a tip when using the Surge don't put a 5.0amp battery on it that's overkill it will do just fine with a 2.0amp battery and that helps to keep it lighter.
I have the original one. Not self fuel, get it? "Fueled" as in Milwaukee fuel???? Lol I Killy myself. Good vid. Keep them coming brothers, and what's the name of that app you guys had me 1st down load? I need it to show off my vids. Please go and like and share my videos. Fixing to do some heavy duty vids. Jus watch. Coming soon!!!
Supposedly most fixture cloggs are within 20' of the sink, tub, laundry, etc. Usually for me that is the case. I am a plumber with 33 years experience and have been self employed since 2001 operating a Plumbing, heating, sewer and drain cleaning business that also does HVACR and kitchen and bathroom remodeling
I have entered to win those prizes about 10 times . Never even won a T-shirt a little disappointing I’ve spend thousands on Milwaukee tools have a decent M-18 and M-12 size of tools
Yeah same here I have like 30 Milwaukee M18 and M12 tools and even with 30 entries I have never won anything with those cards! I finally just went and bought some of my own Milwaukee swag like t-shirts, hats and a really nice sweater and they are all really nice and were worth the money! Plus I got one of their No Days off hoodies for free, it's not a heated one but it's still super nice and really comfortable it's definitely my favorite hoodie out of all the ones I have!
Cleaning is easy, you put the drive mechanism into neutral pull the cable out and the there are 4 bolts, one on each corner of the drum cover that you remove and the the front of the drum cover comes off and then you can get to the inside of the drum to easily clean it out.
