[olduser54]

Tell me what you guys think, can the Spartan 727 Water Jetter be used in interior drains such as sinks, bathtubs, etc???? Or will it blow through? Let me know thanks

 

[olduser54]

oh ok, sorry, ill do that now.

 

[olduser54]

how many psi should we go abouts 1500 ? 2000?

 

[olduser54]

thats what i figured would happen with the water jet floods are no good we are trying to get rid of the flood not creat one haha, so in a situation like this i can use the spartan 300 in a sink drain, in my recent years of work i have never been in the situation to use it but i was told that if you cant get it with the handy electric do not use the spartan 300 b/c its only used to sewers bc its too powerful

 

[olduser54]

no we know what we are doing i just want to be careful now that i own my own business i want to make sure everything goes rite so i do not have any extra expenses

 

[olduser54]

yes protech we are actually making it manditory to send out two men crewfor that reason exactly.. but that sounds like a good idea just sending it down little by little and hitting it with the snake first to puncture it

 

[olduser54]

red wood i officially know not to acknowledge your posts anymore b/c they are not helpful and all your doing is trying to put down my knowledge which i do not appreciate. i came to ask for advise not to be criticized on my knowledge of drain cleaining

 

[olduser54]

i have to disagree i personally use the 300 and where i am from the main problem is roots in the main drain and the 300 never failed. the 1065 is way to heavy to lug around and is mostly used for commercial drains. i guess service guy you must be the inexperienced one b/c if you had experience with the 300 before you should know that it goes through the roots with no problem