Most of you will not find this entertaining but I made this for people in my shop, I do like using a couple of used old tools to do this work, the wrenches I use come out of a pawn shop.
We liked your video, start to finish. You reminded me of Frank Costanza (Seinfeld) at Festivis. "I got some problems with you people." Seriously though, informative and useful for my job. Thanks.
Over the years I have changed many Sloan valves. As you said there is right way and wrong way. At the hospital we had a stock supply of them. I had a Ridid wrench no teeth to use. Thanks
I am looking for a Ridgid angled head wrench with no teeth, that one is hard to find used, and my hospital is a 150 -bed facility, did not really think anybody would watch this video, thanks.!
You are welcome, I will post another one of these videos about Sloan flush valves in about a week, there is a few details the guys want me to put in, this is training videos for my guys!
