Filling My New Floor With Green Liquid - Farm Home Part 11
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- Опубліковано 10 гру 2023
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I love "Interstellar" , I was a truck driver for that movie. It was filmed around the county of Lethbridge.
Awesome to see brothers working together to help each other out!!
You & Scott saved yourselves $1000s by running all the plumbing. We looked into a tankless water heater in our 1898 house. The unit was about $2000, but installation was $4000-5000!
I installed a tankless in my 1959 house luckily I had it torn apart and I have a journeyman plumber buddy or I wouldn't have done it. Between having to do the gas line, water supply and sewer it would have been way to expensive to be worth doing.
@@ryanc8188 exactly! We have a full basement, upstairs & full attic. 4 bedrooms & only my hubby & I living here. Our son is in college now. We don’t use that much hot water to make the expense of a tankless heater worth it for us. Our hot water tank needed repairs at the time. It was a simple fix(thankfully) but I had started shopping for a tankless in case we needed a new one.
Seriously? Come on now! Thats why they did it and they said that! Don't say the obvious!!!!
@@joemac3118 I can say whatever I want, who are you YT’s ministry of truth manager?
I used a hot water heater for the in floor heat in an all season sun room it is great in Wisconsin 😅
Lol! Love it when Nick says "Canadian wind."
As someone whom has his big brother help him (and the opposite when he needs help), there's nothing quite like brothers working on a project together. Before you know it, both houses will be filled with your families and enjoyment.
👍
I tip my hat to you both for your many hidden talents, and a special shout out to teacher Bob 💖🙏🙏🇨🇦
Nice to see these plumbing techniques as a austrian plumber the floor heating we use is with more manafolds and per zone we try to only use 120m of pipe so you can adjust every room and we use one pump for all manafolds
Someone needs to teach the teens the proper technique to jump in the drift :) , glad you have the snow hope you get all the moisture you need for spring
a tip from a someone that solders valves every day.. just use a hot torch and solder it with it open and cool it off as quickly as possible.. never had an issue yet, if you use a wet rag on the valve most likely it won't sweat out the joint fully esp with a small torch like that
Great job! I Installed a new boiler myself in my home five years ago. It was a pretty big job because I had to put it 20 feet from where the old one had been due to a new code. It took me only four weeks with all the trips back to get more fittings, LOL. Once you get all the air purged you want to leave the little cap on the top of the separator open. It will let air out automatically. If it should get water too high in that cylindrical chamber the float will close the little valve on top. As more air accumulates again it displaces water so the float drops opening the valve again.
Happy Christmas 🎄to the Welker families from Australia 🇦🇺
now you guys use a good wirred camera system for sponsors. cant be any happier about that.
House is taking shape!!
Happy Holidays to the Welker family.
House is coming along great nick 👍🇺🇲
Really looking great. Nice to see brothers working together. 😊
So awesome you have a brother to work with. Both houses. What a blessing.
Thanks for another great video Nick and Scott.
It was interesting.
Thanks to Scott for helping with Nicks house since he had experience doing his. That helped a great deal as he had done his already.
Lots and lots of valves and fittings. They did good if you ask me. Green fluid to fill the lines and no leaks-yea!!!!!!!!!!
Good job brothers.
House building is not easy. Takes a lot of time and patience to get it all right and working. Looking good so far Nick.
Hang in there my friend.
About it for now. Thanks to Scott for the help.
Thanks for everything Nick. You all be safe and take care.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Great video!
You guys are amazing. This work takes a lot of planning!
Great progress on the house. Stay safe.
Looking great!
Good video
So nice to see Legarms get to use the knowledge he gained a few months ago.
Outstanding that family helps family. And that your multiple talents and gifts enable you to do so many things on your own.
You guys are so lucky you have each other and have so much knowledge on different areas.big $ saver and great memories!
Your house is coming together nicely.
Beautiful and detailed work. House is looking great.
Looken Great. 👍
We have an antique underfloor heat system, circa 1978. 5/8" copper in one continuous loop throughout the downstairs. One standard 40 gallon household water heater. One pump and a thermostat. We love it!
Lol my parents had that same setup however it sprung a leak, so that sucks.
@@kluckfabrication5991 - That does concern me. 😬. There is a work around, but I don’t want to go there.
love ya'll, pray the home will be blessed mightily
Looks great from my chair👍🏼. enjoying the progress and happy for you and your family with a new house.
Really impressive what you guys can accomplish!
Well Nick your house is coming along quite nicely love the update ....
thank you
Very nice guys
All the planning anf forward thinking on the mechanical systems you have done are paying off now. Well done!
Merry Christmas 🎄.
Keep going
Very good
That is quite the system you have for your house. You left me in the dust as far as understanding goes. I enjoy watching your expertise. "Keep on keeping on."
Good job guys
Looking good
Amazing Job
Nice Vid!
Great video you 2. Awesome job guys. Home coming together...
So much for simply safe!
How I remember the space heaters during my electrician days. They were nice to have but you also loved to hate them as they were noisy and sometimes smelled.
That is an impressive arrangement! Most have done a project that looks daunting but once your done it's quite satisifing. Especially if it works! Well done!
Both of your houses are going to be really nice.❤
Thank you! Merry Christmas!
Looks great nice work
Thank you! Merry Christmas!
Does simplisafe know your double dipping???? 😂
Gee Scott will nick clean the shop floor now yall did a great job installing all of that
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to you all. Keep the great videos coming❤❤❤
Awesome video guys. So Leg-arms cleaned the shop, who's cleaning Nick's house? LOL
Stay safe guys. 🫶🫶🫶
Scott, I have to say, I can not lie, before building your home, your attempts at humor were kind of corny. Since then your humor comes naturally to you. I enjoy your video conversations now, so much more. I always have enjoyed Dad and Nick appearances. What a team y'all have become! The Welker men rule! Your families have the cutest kids in Montana, and it brings us so much joy to see them grow up and enjoying the Montana life. I pray that y'all have the greatest Harvest ever, in 2024! Blessings!
Thank you! Merry Christmas!
Congratulations on using Blue Monster!
Best of luck! God's blessings.
I installed hydronic heating in my house and I love it as well. It is a pain to install but well worth the effort.
My gosh the money you are saving doing this yourself!! Love to see how your family helps each other with these projects! Keep up the great work!
Looking good Nick.
It will end, it might seem like a eternity, but it will be finished someday soon.
intersteller is an amazing movie, great life lessons, watched it many times
Awesome video!! The house is coming together beautifully Nick!! Keep up the hard work 💪
Thanks so much!!
@WelkerFarms very welcome 🙏
Nick, you and your brother sure have or will have once you get it up and running beautiful homes. Kudos. Is Dad going to be envious? Congrats to you both and hope you have a MERRY Christmas and Happy 2024!
Thank you! Merry Christmas!
Awesome video thanks for sharing what was the story over that car crash
Leg Arms, you’re a massive talent-just don’t sing, at ALL! Nick, make sure you thank your brother, he’ll never tell you that you’re also a Godly influence. Your whole family is a witness. Be prosperous in 2024, have blessed yield’s and smooth operation. God is with you all.
I am amazed at the skills you all have. Great video! Stay warm and God bless you all!
Thanks 👍
You guys are amazing. I don't think there is anything you can't build. Great to see two brothers working together. Love leg arms laughs
Do you plan to run data cable throughout your new home, including to camera locations, wifi access point locations? Unifi is an easy system for networking. You could use unifi to bridge each location (shop, parents, brothers locations and only pay for one Internet subscription) to have the the same network accessible on wifi, outside access points ?
Wow now be the time to do that but they probably already down the road always by The time this is posted.
I love the unifi camera system and access points
I have this system myself, did not instal it myself (not smart enough), it is not cheap, but I believe it is the best thing going for good efficient, and very enjoyable heat.
Always love seeing you two working together, whether it is farming or these house builds…, I am green with envy.
Great video,
Thank you gentlemen.
Nick have no worries. As a plumber in MN, I use to install the same style in floor heating systems like this. I used 1/2 tubing in my system as it was the only size I ever used when installing professionally.
It looks like kaos but when done it becomes a piece of art
I wish I was as resourceful as your whole family is. Thats why I like watching your videos. Merry Christmas to you all from Wilmington NC!! Its cold here now, 50's and 60's... HA!
Being a 5th generation Montanan I have been everything from a sheepherder to an insurance salesman , so I really enjoy all your videos ,lots of memory's of logging and farming days when you are welding and working on equipment,. LOVE YOUR SHOP.
God Bless you, Family is everything and you do it right unlike my family that only asks for help when they need. Thank You for all for the great videos from Welker Farms!!!!
make sure you intake air and exhaust are at least 5' from each other so the intake won't suck in exhaust gas
Hey Nick... Hole saw suggestion....
Pre drill your 1/4" hole. Then replace your drill bit with bar stock or 1/4" bolt with head cut off. Carbon steel will flex where HSS drill bit will fracture...
Awesome job!!! With your water pump and bladder tank, you should look into a “Subdrive Utility” by Franklin Electric! Constant and even water pressure all the time even with multiple fixtures/appliances running. I love it for my family. You can shower, run the washing machine, and still run a sink with no water pressure drop. I also have a water line ran to my garage which is almost 300 feet from the house and have amazing pressure.
I have radiant in floor heat in my 36x48 post frame building. I really like it.
I added a wifi Reolink camera system to my business last year. It is phenomenal!I love it, and I love your videos!
The farm I worked on we built a new shop and put heat in the floor, we loved it. They the son built a beautiful new house all one floor with floor heat, he loves it. He built a shop as well and put it in there as well. The oldest one is now over 25 years now and no problems. You will like it!
With all the beautiful welding you do Nick please make a nice shelf out of steel without some hokey upright going to the floor You got this
Scott is your house complete if so will you have a tour for us. Nicks house is very nice. awesome work guys
Nick, just put a 5/16 bolt in your hole saw (or 1/4, what ever fits). And then you just pre-drill your hole, and you never brake another bit again. Ask me how I know. Haha
Floor heat is awesome Did you check out ground force heat pumps
The house is looking great! Maybe I missed it but did Legarms do a final walkthrough video of his house?
Not yet. He is still doing a lot of finishing work in his free time. More videos to come though!
@@WelkerFarms thanks guys!
I used 1/2 inch just put lines in and closer together . I was still cheaper.
I did a tankless 7 yrs ago 2400 for the heater and 700 for install
Nick - what happened to your SimpliSafe system that you’ve had at the farm? You promoted it heavily over the past few years and for good reason… it’s an awesome security system. I’ve been a SimpliSafe customer since 2013 without any issues or failures!!
We use both, just for different purposes. Simplisafe is an all-in-one solution for our shop, while Reolink is a much better system for overall farm coverage.
stuff some insulation in the holes to keep the snow out
Who needs a pro to install such a complex system, when you got legarms.
We have exactly the same manifolds in our current build (Sweden) but we did the opposite,we started with the manifolds on the wall connected the pipe and took it out in the floor and went back to the manifold and so forth
Was that a old car hood you were pulling the kids on? We as young ones used to do that it was the best. I have seen people use old aluminum row boats. House looks great from a builders view. Merry Christmas to you and your family ❤
Always run a 2 or 3 inch PVC in your South East corner from your eves to your basement Utility room. Then if you ever need to add an antenna of any type you have an enclosed run to pull cable. no cutting or drilling a hole in your new home.
Pex plastic is an insulator, black iron pipe transfers the heat better. Pry that the plastic is not on the rewire or rerod in the concrete floor. Good luck
Have a similar underfloor system in my house here in Finland, its fantastic. Interesting that you need two pumps and I hope your boiler has weather compensation to auto adjust your flow temp?
Awesome to see your partnership again. People don't realize how many different skills you have/need/develop on the farm. I am curious about your pressure tank on the in-floor system though. I would have thought it would need to be at the top of the system instead of at the floor. Won't it just fill up with fluid and lose the function? Liquid won't compress, so there wouldn't be any pressure retained there.
Nick what kind of trees 🌲 y’all going to plant around the house to help with a wind break?
Someone mentioned about a leak, well this is about a possible Potable water failure even a very small misting leak will cost thousands to repair if undetected and if someone goes on vacation. All those unseen water lines like dish washer,clothes washer, refrigerator and not least the hot water heater. I have two of these “Moen”(mfg) at different locations these are kind of expensive @$500.00 plus installation that will shut the water off to the house if needed.
I hope it's actual stainless steel and not chicom stainless - you know the crap that still rusts as easily as regular steel. Good luck and enjoy the new house!