The hand syphon does come in really handy, I know there are battery wet vacs now but I still use it loads when changing syphons, thanks for watching as always Robert

Thanks mate, I really appreciate the support

Thanks mate, will be pleased when this one's all finished, hopefully one more day should see things about all done

Thanks mate, they do come in really handy, I honestly can't do without it now

Thanks mate, I really appreciate the support

Thanks mate, I just try to show things how they are, not everything I do is perfect but sometimes thats the reality of the job, as long as the job is safe and left neat and tidy customers are always happy, thanks for the support 😀

Thanks mate, I will have to check out the Silverline spanner, like you say Knipex grips seem to be the best, thanks for the support as always

Thanks Peter, I appreciate the support as always

Yes mate, not really seen too many Peaky Blinders but I know who you mean, thanks for the support

Thanks Chris, bathroom fitting tomorrow so hopefully will be able to film a bit of that, thanks for watching mate 👍

@@PlumbLikeTom no problem, all the best 👍👍👍

I do like them to be fair, I know they have their problems but overall there not that bad, at the moment none of my local suppliers can get hold of them though, thanks for watching mate 😀

They do come in really handy, thanks for the support as always mate

@@PlumbLikeTom Don't bother, Silverline tools are crap.

@@PlumbLikeTom Most vids on YT are made for the DIY community. If you're a trained "gas person" then you shouldn't need a video to show you how to do a job. Gas fitting is just the same as plumbing but with red tape attached.

Thanks for the support Roy, glad you are enjoying the videos

Thanks for watching mate

Thanks Alex, glad you enjoy my content mate, the support is really appreciated 👍

@@PlumbLikeTom Was looking for you in NEC Birmingham to thank you but didn't see you.

@@AlexRocks24-7 Sorry about that mate, I'm going to try and make it next year, its something that I've always wanted to go to, but never found enough time. I hope you had a great time anyway and met some of the other fantastic content creators

@@PlumbLikeTom You must go next year. Was very good and highly recommend. See you next year.

Thanks as always mate

Good advise that mate, thanks for the support, it is really appreciated

I've taken a trip to Moorfields Eye Hospital for not wearing eye protection.

Thanks for the support as always mate 👍

Thanks mate, I always try to be cautious what I show especially on gas, I've seem some pretty shocking things over the years and I think with the way the economy is going more people will DIY to try and save money. Thanks for watching, the support is greatly appreciated

Thanks mate, I really appreciate the support

That's it mate, my soldering is far from perfect but it very rarely leaks, thanks for the support

@@PlumbLikeTom. You need Soldering tuition from PB😂😂😂😍😍

@@paul_my_plumbs_uk To be honest mate the guy is just genuinely gifted, I will never give up and just try and do my best, hopefully one day I will get close to his level of talent

@@PlumbLikeTom you're multi talented enough tom ❤️❤️❤️

No, not normally, I have done things in the past to protect external runs but this is normally to protect against vehicle damage or theft, thanks for watching

I mainly fit Baxi due to the fact of the 10 year warranty, filter in the box and the fact you don't need a pump overrun, being able to rear flue is sometimes handy as well, obviously different installers will have different opinions, all boilers have good and bad bits to them, but certainly from an installer point of view and ease of servicing Baxi would be my choice if it was my house

@@PlumbLikeTom Thank you Tom.

Your right mate, I will get one put on, I've got some bits left to finish on the job anyway so no real problem, thanks for pointing this out

@@PlumbLikeTom it nearly caught me out something to do with the trap in the boiler it’s only in small print in the mi,s

to be fair Iheat told me they have it in writing from worcester that they can now have the 2000 run outside without condensure. great videos though mate

It nearly caught me out aswell don’t worry ha

Was the system converted to a combi, I've had it before where the old hot has been capped in the airing cupboard and has airlocked when filling back up, this can cause knocking. Other things could be a loose pipe not clipped or it could even be water hammer on the stop tap. The washer may have come loose when turning off the water and it's vibrating inside the stop tap. If it's none of them you could put a shock arrestor on the cold main near the stop tap

It doesn't really suck oil lines very well, it does sort of work but it gets a bit messy, I do have a specific oil puller that vacuums the line and pulls it through with no mess

@@PlumbLikeTom well send me the link mate as ive asked you about this before 🤣🤣

I will see if I can find the one I use, leave it with me

Thanks for the support Wayne

@@PlumbLikeTom No worries Buddy great content 👍

Ive seen a few people using them and they do look very good, I might have to get one, thanks for watching 👍

Your probably right mate, I've just seen some dodgy stuff especially when it comes to DIY LPG conversions over the years, I'm sorry if this video wasn't as good as it might have been, thanks for watching anyway