So Many roots! - Impossible Gully

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  • Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
  • In this video the most interesting bit is going to be part three we've got a gully to clear it's possibly the worst Gully I've ever had to clear, it's a road Gully on a trading estate and it is full from top to bottom of Silt and roots. I ended up with three hours worth of footage so I've edited it down for this video and then tomorrow I'm going to release another video it's an hour long and is and extended version of the gully empty.
    But first we're going to start off with a smaller Gully in a domestic customer's house in his back garden and he was very happy to find out he didn't have a collapsed pipe under his gravel. Enjoy
    Keep an eye out for the extended version tomorrow :)
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 88

  • @dh8253
    @dh8253 8 днів тому +1

    I'm in the US and I love how you take care of your customers, if I was younger I would do it the same way keep up the good work

  • @laurapaine9134
    @laurapaine9134 9 днів тому +1

    Wow! Never seen such bad roots!! Well done Nathan and the tanker driver!

  • @Chibiluga
    @Chibiluga 8 днів тому +1

    Omg that last one was crazy! Great job on your part 👏👏👏can’t wait for longer version 😮

  • @karengauthier262
    @karengauthier262 7 днів тому +1

    You did a great job getting all those roots out of that storm water gully.

  • @ABuller2
    @ABuller2 8 днів тому +1

    That was a lot of grease on the first one. I had to stop counting how many pieces. Great job on the roots. I can believe that took a while.

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  8 днів тому

      There were definitely to many to count, thank you

  • @peteb3365
    @peteb3365 9 днів тому +2

    needed s reciprocating saw there! and a bigger shovel lol. seen it where they attached a winch on and pulled it out in one lump!

  • @Jim1971a
    @Jim1971a 20 днів тому +4

    Those roots were crazy!🤪 Oliver has a tool called a Gerni that cuts through roots. Something like that is great for huge, strong roots. You’ve probably seen it. It’s my favorite….I love when he uses the Gerni.
    Great video👍 I’m a bit behind in watching because I’m working so much. Going to catch up on all videos 😊

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  20 днів тому

      It would be very handy to have one, same im really behind on all the channels i watch but managed to catch up a bit tonight as iv ran out of content to edit

    • @thims1961
      @thims1961 9 днів тому +1

      The Gerni's a lance & I believe he does have one, at least all the Australian/Canadian Jetter's do.
      But after seeing him labour away with the little shovel & pry bar I guess he might not ;)
      Aha they do have lances just not a cutting nozzle for them
      My God What A Horrible Job

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  8 днів тому

      👍

  • @colinkochanski5102
    @colinkochanski5102 9 днів тому +2

    A pair of cordless secateurs would have made mincemeat out of them roots,as bad as they were 👍 great video again mate

  • @DaveBankovic
    @DaveBankovic 8 днів тому +1

    In the US. You needed some "loppers" for the roots instead of that saw. Not sure what you call them there, but they would've helped. Great video.

  • @tinaireson2193
    @tinaireson2193 9 днів тому +1

    My god those roots were something else never seen so bad well done guys

  • @jasondziedzicki4232
    @jasondziedzicki4232 8 днів тому +1

    Just wanted to say YO!!! Shout out from Parma, Ohio.....USA. Keep rockin'

  • @chrissygw4971
    @chrissygw4971 9 днів тому +1

    Those roots were huge, invest in a root saw, that wood saw you had is too bendy, good video .

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  9 днів тому

      it would definitely be a handy thing to have

  • @QuimBeeLivingstone
    @QuimBeeLivingstone 9 днів тому +3

    I can't wait for the extended version

  • @md2320
    @md2320 9 днів тому +1

    Charge by the hour scraping out makes sense 👍

  • @Mickeyj26
    @Mickeyj26 9 днів тому +1

    i bet you after 30 minutes of dealing with those roots your thoughts were along the lines of being utterly sick of it and not being paid enough for your patience being tested in this way.

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  8 днів тому +1

      on the plus side I was thinking this will make a great video

  • @deliawood1
    @deliawood1 8 днів тому +1

    I agree with one of the other comments, a reciprocating saw would have made your life easier and the blades are cheap.

  • @garywicker2791
    @garywicker2791 9 днів тому +1

    Good job

  • @paulf2529
    @paulf2529 20 днів тому +3

    That gully was incredible!
    For the urinal traps, you might find it worth buying a stainless steel bottle brush, you can get these in 2" diameter cheaply from ebay amazon etc. I rekon this would speed up removing the scale, if you put it inside a bag whilst you turned the brush, it wouldn't flick bits everywhere.

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  20 днів тому +1

      Its easily the worst one iv done for a long time . That is a brilliant idea i will look into it

    • @22Purplemist
      @22Purplemist 8 днів тому +1

      I was just about to suggest the same thing. Why they install waterless ones is beyond me, They must stink too 🤢

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  8 днів тому +2

      I can confirm they do 😂 the magic chemicals don't work as well as they say when they sell you the idea of saving water.

    • @22Purplemist
      @22Purplemist 8 днів тому +1

      @@Keep_itflowing - Stale urine in the bottom of a toilet that holds water is bad enough. This is not an area where they should be trying to save water. Just have a flush system like a toilet.

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  6 днів тому

      I wouldn't recommend it

  • @MrGwwhite
    @MrGwwhite 8 днів тому +1

    That ring was creepy.

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  8 днів тому

      I think its still in the tray on the back of the truck 🤣

  • @blastingweevil2968
    @blastingweevil2968 9 днів тому +1

    people need to learn Especially for Kitchen drains .. run your hot water as hot as possible for 2-3 mins AFTER you finish doing the washing up Ect that will spread the Grease/oil out a lot and prevent Huge globs from forming...

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  8 днів тому

      hot water definitely does a lot of good for grease

    • @22Purplemist
      @22Purplemist 8 днів тому +1

      I pour a kettle of boiling water down my drain. My dishwasher eco programme is 50°C but I do a hotter cycles at least once a month

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  8 днів тому +1

      This is definitely worth doing helps soften any solids

    • @22Purplemist
      @22Purplemist 8 днів тому +1

      @@Keep_itflowing - I don't use animal fat or oils that become solid when cold so that helps

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  6 днів тому

      I bet that helps a lot

  • @leongwat1
    @leongwat1 9 днів тому +1

    a cordlees sawzall would be perfect for that much faster

  • @terencewelch9800
    @terencewelch9800 9 днів тому +1

    Hi, you really need to buy a cordless saw it would have been so much easier and quicker

  • @maryfreeman3341
    @maryfreeman3341 9 днів тому +1

    Random question. When did a crow bar become a jemmy?

  • @katherinefranklin2586
    @katherinefranklin2586 День тому +1

    Why don’t the cleaners put descale removal over night 😅

  • @hans-wl6kk
    @hans-wl6kk 9 днів тому +1

    For the roots; Gardenshears?

  • @yaomicqui
    @yaomicqui 9 днів тому +1

    comment to support the channel

  • @glynrogers1018
    @glynrogers1018 9 днів тому +1

    Hi get a rabbiting bar will get roots out in no time get one with a long handle i used it on highway drains live safer

  • @TheT4fahrer
    @TheT4fahrer 6 днів тому +1

    i think you need a 300bar pressurewasher the remove the roots

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  6 днів тому

      My jetter in my van will do 275 bar

    • @TheT4fahrer
      @TheT4fahrer 5 днів тому +1

      @@Keep_itflowing normalie with 300 bar you can cut off roots

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  4 дні тому

      And get soaking wet 😂

  • @leavemyrightsalone
    @leavemyrightsalone 9 днів тому +1

    Roots or has BT been installing wires in the wrong place?

  • @thims1961
    @thims1961 9 днів тому +2

    Why in Gods name would anyone put a dry urinal in??

  • @ScaniaK124EB
    @ScaniaK124EB 8 днів тому +1

    Those were some bad roots. Definitely getting a lance gun with turbo nozzle would destroy those roots. How many psi does your jetter run at

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  8 днів тому

      My jetter will do 4000 psi

    • @ScaniaK124EB
      @ScaniaK124EB 8 днів тому +1

      @@Keep_itflowing a lance gun with turbo forward shoot nozzle would certainly cut roots easily

    • @Keep_itflowing
      @Keep_itflowing  8 днів тому

      👍

  • @nickhill2223
    @nickhill2223 9 днів тому +1

    🤢 Urinal wastes are arguably next to FOG in terms of vileness. Why anyone thinks firstly waterless Urinals are a good idea, and secondly, fits bottle traps to them, (or any Urinal for that matter), is beyond me...

  • @lilianavidela7121
    @lilianavidela7121 9 днів тому +1

  • @auneneverdies4818
    @auneneverdies4818 9 днів тому +1

    Hi bro

  • @user-wq8rf9kr9n
    @user-wq8rf9kr9n 9 днів тому +1

    💖💖💖