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On May 13, 1:12*pm, wrote:
I once knew a plumber who used a drain auger cable that he attached to a heavy duty drill to clear main lines. He ran up to a 4 inch cutting bit on it, and used it for runs up to 75'-100'. The cable was similar to the ones you see on the big roatary motor powered machines, but it was a lot more portable since you just hooked it up to the drill chuck. I've looked around, but can't seem to find an auger cable specifically made to hook up to a drill. Do you think he was just using one of the big machine cables, or is there something out there that I just can't find? I would like to purchase one of these in about a 75' length, so if anyone can point me in the right direction, it would be most appreciated. Mt cheapo came with the drill attached, then the cable broke and I just threw it all away. For tough clogs there is a reason there are big machines |
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