Watching you tip-toe that hose out of the finished kitchen was reminiscent of the board game “operation”….. in which case I think you lost your turn when you tagged the kitchen ceiling! 😂😂😂 Nice job Caleb, squeaky clean 👌👌👌
Nice set up! I have done quite a few pump jobs inside of finished homes, best/easiest and safest thing I have found is wrapping the hoses in carpet padding….. works amazing
That exactly what I was going to do.. eventually lol. I used 8” PVC but I think 12” would be the magic number. 8” works but they are a little smaller than a normal pumper caddy.
Watching you tip-toe that hose out of the finished kitchen was reminiscent of the board game “operation”….. in which case I think you lost your turn when you tagged the kitchen ceiling! 😂😂😂
Nice job Caleb, squeaky clean 👌👌👌
Too busy looking down, should have looked up!
Thank you!
Dude. That attention to detail
And primo setup
Sells tremendously
Fine job Caleb 👏
Keep up the great content 👏 👌
Thanks, mark! 🤘
Nice set up! I have done quite a few pump jobs inside of finished homes, best/easiest and safest thing I have found is wrapping the hoses in carpet padding….. works amazing
I’ll keep that in mind! This is the first time I’ve had to pump through a finished home.
I made my own pumper caddies also. I used a torch to heat up the PVC and a metal pipe to create the dent on the top.
That exactly what I was going to do.. eventually lol. I used 8” PVC but I think 12” would be the magic number. 8” works but they are a little smaller than a normal pumper caddy.
Badass bro good job for real 👍
Thank you!