How to fix a 4 inch underground pipe
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- Опубліковано 12 бер 2021
- In this DIY guide, we'll show you how to repair a 4-inch underground pipe in just 5 easy steps. Whether you're dealing with a leak or a burst pipe, our step-by-step instructions will help you fix the problem quickly and efficiently. We'll cover everything from identifying the source of the problem to digging up the pipe and making the necessary repairs. With our expert guidance, you'll be able to tackle this project with confidence and get your plumbing back in working order in no time.
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Thanks very much. Very clear and concise.
Glad it was helpful! 👍🏴
Very helpful... Thanks 4 your time to make this video..
Glad it was helpful! 👍🏴
We all do it mate , good job putting right again
Typical Friday afternoon just about to leave brake the pipe 👍🏴
Thank you Sir, you saved my day 👍👍👍
Glad to hear that makes it all worth it 👍🏴
you can knock the centre out of a normal collar to make a "slip collar" with a screwdriver and save some money :)
Didn’t know you could I’ll remember that 👍🏴
Doing my share of ground work and machine driving I permanently keep a metre or so of 4 " underground a couple of slip couplers and a couple of clay to pvc gaiters along with a length of 25 and 20mm mdpe a couple of straight couplers for each and a couple of philmac universal transition fittings along with a squeeze and stop tap key.
£100 of bits but no stress if I do hit something and no matter how careful you are it happens now and again and usually 3pm on a Friday!!!
Lol I think I hit that one about the same time gav e me a excuse to show people how to fix em 👍🏴
I’m doing a similar job for other reasons and my repair collar is on one side but I cannot move it. Tried heating it with hot water but still no move. Any suggestions apart from hitting it more?
Did you use a lubricant? to help it slide
Should use rubber connections less effort 😉 nice vid 👍
Thanks Brendan yeah lots of ways just happened go that way used what I had at hand 👍🏴
Ah mate, you think you had a problem with a drain lol, our nee video goes out today at 2pm, I hope you get a chance to see if because we gave our customer a new waterfall feature for a couple hours! Those bloody drains are no joke!!
just watched it and yeh don’t think the customers wanted a waterfall. good luck with the channel just subscribed 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping no I don’t think they did lol, thanks buddy means a lot! Keep up your good content!!
you ain't digging enough if you don't hit a pipe now and then, they are slip collars you have but you can use normal collars with the internal lip just takes a bit of time knocking the internal lip of 👍
Friday afternoon hit a pipe bloody typical 🏴👍
These are called slip collars?
Yes sorry for delay 👍🏴
Where I can buy those couples??
Local builders merchants 👍🏴
3:26 you should have slipped the two collars on the middle section first
Same result either way 👍🏴
Is there a small step where the new pipe meets the old pipe inside the sleeve? If so, could this cause any problems like a build up of waste over time?
Try keep it as tight as possible but the sleeve will keep everything together 👍🏴
Fix a 4 inch pipe? You don't need a 5 min video for that. Just break up with him. That took 5 seconds MAX.. ;)
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Shouldn't this be glued?
I need for glue just a good rubber seal 👍🏴