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Read articles →This video is less a BX23S how-to and more a real-world homestead project diary: the owner wraps up a 200-foot water line replacement, showing the messy reality of muddy ditch work, a trash pump that won't prime, a cave-in after rain, and the final meter hookup. The BX appears as a supporting tool rather than the focus. Best for viewers curious about practical, small-property water line work on a tight budget ($350 total).
An owner-operator hobby homestead channel sharing an ongoing personal project, with no commercial or dealership affiliation evident.
Yes, the owner used the BX to push mud and create a dam in the ditch while pumping water out, supporting the digging and cleanup work.
The owner spent a total of $350 on supplies to run the 200-foot main water line, plumb it under the house, and hook it to the meter.
The PEX company website stated direct burial is fine for this pipe, and the owner felt confident in all the connections made.
Watch the small red spinner on the meter; each full circle equals a tenth of a gallon, and spinning faster than once a second indicates a leak.
