How To Hang A Radiator To Existing Pipework & Plastic Pipe Slinging || 062 

Don't normally comment on RU-vid but I can remember watching this when it was out.... had to watch this again to hang a radiator today and I can say your tip on measurement helped was bang on!!!!

Yes do a van tour! Love them vids

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Loctite 577 is the way to go.. if I see you while I'm out and about I'll give you some to try, I'm from Bradford but work in similar areas as you

Google dust sheets mate cause I would worry more about the metal radiator being dragged along the laminate floor and tools scratching laminate more then the brick dust making a mess tbh, good tip on setting accurate height to line up with TVr & lockshield tho…

Hey, why did you use water pump piers to do up nuts?? It's hard work for one and you damage the chrome. Interesting you say about leaks on loctite, I'm still ptfe and paste and never get a leak. Did wonder how good that stuff was, think I will stick to old school.

How come you’ve stopped using the liquid ptfe on rads? I still haven’t used it yet, can’t bring myself to stop using ptfe even though it seems like the amount of ptfe needed changes on the daily 😵‍💫😂

#5:22 It was because of the extra weight😅😅😅

I always sheathe my pipe when inserting into a deep, dark, void. Any repeated movement, in and out, may well result in the pipe dripping. I wasn't raised Roman Catholic, but I still hate unnecessary waste and accidents that can easily be avoided by a belt n braces approach to protecting pipework, by using a sheath. 💧 You're a Catholic the moment Dad came💦 Because Every sperm is sacred Every sperm is great If a sperm is wasted God gets quite irate

Mate sort your audio out. Can barely hear you and I think it might be affecting your subscribers