Schieffer 1/8in. x 50ft. 4800 PSI Thermoplastic Sewer Jetter Hose & 5.5 Orifice Button Nose and 5.5 Rotating Nozzles

I had a stubborn clog 6-7 feet from the outside cleanout of my kitchen sink. The sewer pipe is underground and has a 90 degree bend where the clog was. I had used snakes and a rubber bladder that attaches to your garden hose but could not get past the elbow. This sewer jetter solved my problem and was so easy to use. In less than 20 minutes I had broken past the clog. I used a K'archer 1800 psi with a 1.2 GPM rating. Sure it was on the lower end of the power scale, but it was enough for the 2 inch pipe I was trying to clean out. I do have a few tips I would like to share.1) Make sure you also order a quick connect fitting. I used a Forney 75135.2) Mark your hose with duct tape every 5 feet so you know how far the hose is in the pipe3) Use PFTE tape on every connection4) Make sure you flush out your hose before putting the tip5) I didn't get a chance to use the rotating tip as it was not needed

Muy frágil se dobla facil

I wanted a 1/8 inch inner diameter hose for an RV jetter setup. I'd seen it done before with relative ease using 1/8. Just not with this particular hose. Once inside a tank, this thing flopped around like a headless chicken, and wrapped around itself. It was difficult to pull the knotted hose out of the RV pipe outlet. Mind you, I've jetted my RV tanks before so this was an unexpected experience. Thinking it was a one time fluke, and seeing no kinks in the hose, I tried it again. Same result. This was a straight shot into the gray tank, not a 90 degree bend or the like. The hose is just too thin for that use. As long as it stays in a pipe, it's fine. I was using a 3300 PSI gas powered Ryobi. Maybe a pressure washer with an adjustable pressure capability would have worked better, but I doubt it. I don't recommend it for the use I mentioned. For the RV, use a 1/4" ID or a commercial grade 1/8" ID hoses.

Been working fine.

it's a serviceable piece of equipment... But comes with absolutely no directions.

Used both sections with only 2800 psi to jet small effluent line and both burst within 2 minutes. I was hopeful id find a quality product but should have known. When it comes to tools, ypu always get what you pay for.

Purchased this product to unclog a drain. Not made to commercial standards. Got stuck in drain and had to replace 15 ft. of drain pipe under ground to remove product from drain.

Perfect