Review on Jet Swet 6100 Kit Enterprises by David Sidman

I've been in the industry for over 35 years and just stumbled across one of these pups while helping another old man replace an industrial water heater in an apartment building 10 :00 am. Shut off the line to stop the pressure flow, open the old 2" line with a check valve from the ceiling and push it about 8-10" up the line. You rotate the end arm so it's at a 90 degree angle to the shaft so you can tighten the nut with a box wrench, stretching the rubber plug taut. No water! You can clean/remove the old valve and install a new ball valve, remove the plug and close the new valve. This pup saved a three-story apartment from drainage. building.at night. Of course, this doesn't work with smaller disk-type tubes; However, you can cut it off if it's copper or unscrew it if it's iron pipe and use this tool to stop the continuous flow or dripping. Setting up the tool will get you wet; With this handy tool you can solder a good joint on a dry pipe. You put the ball valve on the shaft. I would recommend placing a pair of metal washers with a neoprene washer between the nut and the shaft. The shaft is aluminum and flexes/rotates as the nut is tightened. If you really appreciate this review, please buy me a set; My birthday is getting closer every year. Update: I bought a used set from this place on the bay preceded by a letter that starts with e (Revain programming automatically removes a possible competitor's name, hence the chatter). I'm still open to freebies like fast cars, fast women and of course money.