Manhole, Rumbler and Sewage
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Welcome to another video we're going to be changing a manhole cover for a 12ton cover because it seen better days we're going to be unblocking a potato rumbler in a school and we've got a block sewage manhole at the hospital enjoy the video
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Love watching people put mortar down on dirty bricks without washing the dirt off first, then it doesn't stick all that well.
Love the rainbow colors around the thumbs up
Safety Helmet's quite the thing too
Potato rumblers are great if you work in a kitchen that serves a lot of chips (or mash I guess!), but the potatoes have to be a fairly regular shape to be peeled completely in the machine.
Id imagine they save a lot of time.
I was in the hotel and catering industry for 30 years. Never saw a plumbed-in potato rumbler!
its the first on iv seen
you'll find a rumbler in every chip shop!
first time iv seen one but I guess that makes sense 🙂
I'm with you regarding cast covers, farr more durable and a better look in most situations.
They are definitely the best option
Nice one u need a front end loader to get that cover up wont b seized with enough pull strength 😂
that would do the job
Nice few jobs 👍
Thanks 👍
Wow! Hand-mixed grout, instead of a bag mix. That’s a tradesman
always
green dye - thats how you get ninja turtles, and ratty becomes a master
😂
Nice compilation. 😊
cheers
Great job!!
Thank you!
Love the variety of your jobs.
Glad you like them!
Plastic + galvanise, flimsy the first day !
yeah i always try and avoid them as much as possible unless they specifically want that
could do with set garrick lifters, the ones that use a big bolt to force up stubborn lids...
We have some hydraulic lifters we have tried them on this cover but it still would not budge
Gray job!
🤨 - strange, putting potato peel into the drain/sewage, in a domestic home we simply peel the potatoes and throw the “peel” onto the compost heap/into counsel compost bin, you’d think they would have that “potato rumbler” machine pouring onto some unique composting thing, as we could see the “blockage” was caused by the potatoe peel attempting to turn itself into compost in the drain. The only similar thing to this was the “waste disposal unit” quite popular in the 🇺🇸, but not over there
I feel like that would be better, waste disposal units are rare in the UK but i have seen a few, usually in the expensive houses
That was some clog.
it definitly was
Not sure where you’re located?
Did you have to attend some sort of trade school, or do a mentoring program?
Lots more involved than just unblocking drains.
Another nice video
Im in Bristol in the UK, no iv just learnt from experience and working with other people, thank you
Like a lot of trades, some things cannot be taught and as mentioned "on the job experience" counts for a great deal.
also you are always learning something new there's always something you haven't seen before
Isn't there a monitor which can notify the caretakers of that last job when the man hole is full?
There probably is but i suppose it wouldn't make a lot of difference as the drain is still going to block and we generally attend same day anyway
I've seen an alarm in a basement to alert to potential flooding. It was a float that would rise up a post and complete a circuit when the float reached a certain height. No idea if that would work with sewage?
They have float switches in pump chambers to switch the pumps on and off and they also have floats for high level alarms but iv never seen a similar system in a manhole before.
Great job!
Thanks!