Tony, it's a type of jetter head that spins around, normally used for roots in drain lines.
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Andy
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Andy
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Blocked Drain SOS!!
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Zuki, you have the heart of a bloomin' lion
Well done for your efforts, and I'm sure we are all dead chuffed regarding the outcome.....at last!
Yet another no vote for Silverline gearBaileys rods will take enormous abuse though.
Best wishes for future work on your new place!
John
Cheers John
im just thanking my lucky stars that i was able to retrieve the crap "silverline" rods an that United Utilities sorted the drain
speaking to a neighbour (who had the manhole cover) he reckons within the last 10 years of having his house, the drain has been cleaned 4 - 6 times
i think i may be getting friendly with United Utilities!!
yeah its a root cutting head for a high pressure hose, i think the water pressure makes the head spin so cleans the drain as it travels
nice bit of kit
Clicky
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