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I was wondering what the difference was just recently! Thanks for the video. The effort was definitely significantly less and the job much easier thanks for the video.

Great demonstration. New wire nuts recommended. Pretwisting wires not needed, there is not universal agreement on twisting. Thanks, very helpful to assist me installing me installing my replacement. Could note air gap addition per some codes.

Sometimes there's no room fit the tools

I would assume it doesn't need one. Who gives a Ṣ̌ĥŤ?

Soldering is what masters do!

Get off my job site boy!

I'm not a plumber and I know a real plumber wouldn't use sharkbite fittings

get out of here .this guys is not serious right hi si capping

NO! Bad boy

Thats embarrassing to put sharkbites on a Delta. Don't. Also, shower heads have a gasket so they dont need tape. 😂

Shark bite? Obviously a sales pitch by shark bite but no real plumber would use shark bite unless for temporary til suppliers back open

Shark bites!!! What a hack! You lose at plumbing

When I saw sharkbite I was like heh? then I saw white teflon tape and was like nahhh

Put in a delta -not high price-took two days to work.

Unfortunately, you cannot be a master plumber. You must be a contractor playing a plumber because plumbers do not use Sharkbite.

so this is what it feels like to drive a Ford F250

You don't need to heat hot water!

If it was that easy ! 😊

You don’t need the damn measuring tool just eyeball it!

Nice job,very thorough, did you remember to turn off the downstairs lav faucet ? I worked in plumbing service remodeling for 15 years and new construction for 8 years . I'm done ! 😊

Pov: You accidentally click

Sharkbite? Really?

I love the part where you showed it fitting on

Easy to push in the video but a huge struggle in real time installing! Video is hugely exaggerated.

Mine did not slide that easy

Cool! Thanks!

Very good instructions. I saw another plumber use an iron board to lay on.

Time for lunch

Can't get the 3/4 push connector onto a 3/4 pipe. The ends are exactly the same size. Is there to open the quick connector to widen it prior to connecting?

On the video you have a tool that marks the depth but what is the depth? Is it 1 inch?

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Never sharkbite copper to pvc or pex, nor to the others. Always shark bite copper to copper, pvc to pvc, and pex to pex. Otherwise learn why your pipes burst in your walls

Shark bites are hack

Shark bites are for hackers and homeowners. Keep selling them, it equals 160$ an hour emergency call for us plumbers.

Do they have this in 7/8?

Because it allows a maximum amount of flow without it? I think I logiced real good.

So what's the difference max vs non max? For regular under sink usage.

You know you can open the sides of it and turn up the temperature it's got a manual adjustment

I accidentally clicked on this

These things are pieces of dung as you can only apply it to a single size.

Not in my house. Never see em last more than a few years.

Dude the Green Power Ranger is a total hack. He is embarrassing himself in front of plumbers worldwide. Shark bites are hack and I’ve ripped out better work than that. I’m sick of following idiots like this around town and fixing their pig work.

Clown plumbing

Trying to go from 5/8 poly b to anything else. Cant find a push on fitting only crimp. Do you have a link where I can purchase?

Never place shark bite fittings inside a wall. Bad idea, you will soon learn why.

Dude you should only use SharkBite for emergency and last-minute situations.

Use copper.

Will pex A work with the push to connect or does it have to be used with the expansion fittings?

My new water heater has the standard inlet/outlet size of 3/4". The nipples have anti corrosion sleeves, so the flow is restricted down to 1/2", and then the dip tube on the inlet size is only 3/8" ID, so flow rate reduced even more. DOH.

I usually don’t do negative comments but I do not recommend this product to anyone who intends to do a permanent installation. Two of my parents’ bathrooms and a water bib have this product and all have failed SharkBite connectors. This is from two different installations from two different plumbing companies at two separate times. Both bathrooms are leaking and the water bib outside caused MAJOR damage after a freeze earlier this year. It’s going to cost thousands of dollars to get all the repairs needed done. It’s been an absolute nightmare. Buyer beware.