harveymasons
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Hi guys,
If you read my previous thread on my main sewer line being backed up w/ grease/sludge you may find this thread interesting and informing hopefully.....
I was looking into getting my sewer jetted and when I saw the prices I started to think to myself that I already have a pressure washer capable of 3000 psi. IF I could somehow convert that into a sewer jet I would be golden!!
After speaking to the people @ general wire they informed me that all I would need is a 1/4 x 100 ft high pressure hose and then the sewer jet nozzle and I should be in good shape. Maybe some adapters as well.
So it looks like for under 200 bucks I can turn my pressure washer into a sewer jet that should take care of my situation. I got prices from 350.00 up to 675.00 to have a company come in and jet my line. Which I am pretty sure they would be doing the same thing that I can do if I buy these additional parts.
what do you guys think? I am pretty excited but want to make sure this will work for me.
regards,
harvey
If you read my previous thread on my main sewer line being backed up w/ grease/sludge you may find this thread interesting and informing hopefully.....
I was looking into getting my sewer jetted and when I saw the prices I started to think to myself that I already have a pressure washer capable of 3000 psi. IF I could somehow convert that into a sewer jet I would be golden!!
After speaking to the people @ general wire they informed me that all I would need is a 1/4 x 100 ft high pressure hose and then the sewer jet nozzle and I should be in good shape. Maybe some adapters as well.
So it looks like for under 200 bucks I can turn my pressure washer into a sewer jet that should take care of my situation. I got prices from 350.00 up to 675.00 to have a company come in and jet my line. Which I am pretty sure they would be doing the same thing that I can do if I buy these additional parts.
what do you guys think? I am pretty excited but want to make sure this will work for me.
regards,
harvey