Underground Drain Flush- how to have a tangle free jetter line- In Raleigh NC
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- Опубликовано: 10 авг 2020
- I go over my basic set up in this video for underground drain flushing using a pressure washing "jetter" attachment in Raleigh NC. I test out the "entry-level kit" found on Amazon. I go over how to "wind-up" your jetter line when finished to prevent tangles. I show how to use the ball valve for shallow ground excavation.
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Thanks for the hose looping tip!
You bet!
I am a service plumber. I used a aqua jetting machine when I worked for plumbing company that was in another county. It was I believe a U.S.jetter brand that was trailer mounted and all. These aqua jetting rigs are in my opinion the best way to go AS LONG as your not in someone's house who's bird dog'n you every step of the way about getting water or any spec on their floors. I take every precaution and especially now since I went out on my own. I believe this set up you have will work really well for some of the applications I need it for..Thanks for a very good video, Every bit of what you said and described is 100% true folks!
Thanks for sharing, really appreciate you taking the time to share your experience.
Thank you for this video. Good tip about the hose.
Glad it was helpful!
I learned something new I will wrap up my hose like that next time thanks 🤙
awesome!
Thank you so much for doing this video
God bless you
Glad it was helpful!
I really like your looping process. Never thought of looping it this way to avoid the tangling. Going to do it your way as I really hate the tension of the tangling of these pressure washer hoses. 👍👍
Works great with extension cords too.
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Really good vid. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
i like that tipe at the end, never thought of that.
hope it helps!
Great vid. Thanks.
You're welcome!
It's a good video things that you have to have your PPE It's a priority for you safety keep up It
Very True, thank you!
Professional - nice work! I knew I was watching a pro when you first bled the spicket before connecting. I assume you did this too flush out any debris in the water that may have settled at the end of the spicket and therefore keeping it out of your hose line. Nice work!
Also none of the problems seem to deter you. Sure you may have used a few professional words for the issues you encountered off camera, lol, but that's just the way we do it :)
Finally you ended the video, by taking the time, to what in my opinion is to make the world a better place! Educating the general public on how to wrap a pressure wash hose just makes this video Superior and you a good person! This is not normally a channel I would subscribe to but I gladly have now subscribed!
I haven't yet browsed the rest of your channel but I would love to see a video on how to wrap extension chords. This is a major pet peeve for me with most people and their inability to wrap an extension cord to avoid tangles knots and kinks...
When wrapping an extension cord I either use a similar method to what you shown here with the pressure washer cable or I do the braiding method. I like the braiding method just because others are intimidated by it and they're less likely to use my extension cord ;) thank you for this video!
I might have done it out of habit. Lots of bugs make nests in them.
Good tip with the hose ......
Just wondering what kind of gallons per minute and psi is good for this type of thing.
I am Looking to buy a new pressure washer....
I have a jet tip with 100foot hose hooked up to my electric 1800 psi ......it’s not cutting it.
Thanks for the videos...
The higher the GPM the better. I personally use an 8GPM Machine. I have also used a GPM. So higher pressure, higher GPM the better.
Thanks for the video and tip you did a good job 👍🙂. May i know how much psi you running at 2:46 of the video thanks. There’s no blockage that can not remove on that pressure.
About 3000 psi. 8GPM It's not going to cut big roots with this tip, but it will blast past/apart smaller ones.
I’ve been in the pressure washing business for 30 years and gutter cleaning was an add on. When you refer to the 5.5 opening, I believe you are referring to the size of your water pump on your pressure washer, are you not? It appears you have a Honda GX690 which would mate perfectly with a 5.5 GPM pump. It is important to size all tips to the size of your water pump. Under ground drains are not something I ever bothered with and should have. I’m just too busy washing houses with my crews. Getting ready to retire this year. Your videos are excellent.
I was probably referring to the orifice size of the jetter tip. This is a 8GMP pump
Awesome thank you.
You are welcome!
Great video thanks.
You're welcome!
Awesome! Thanks for the video. How do you price this?
You're welcome. We have a $225 minimum. Usually $50-100 per inlet. Pipes come together underground so we count by entrance not exit. For residential downspouts drains the linear ft average out.
Hey bro, how did u connect the cleaning end tip (with the Jets) to the hose? Are u using an adapter? Thanks
direct thread or quick connect. sometimes the quick connects make it too bulky.
Hello. Will 2500psi with the hydro tip work on 3”-4” pvc pipe drain out the mud that’s stuck in there ?
Maybe, GPM is more important than pressure.
I didn’t see you use the pressure machine so what kind the think do you use to make it that pressure it interesting
It's a pressure washer engine/pump. 8GPM about 3000 psi
just want to know since you are not using a pressure water hook up, what is the hose nozzel used?
We do use a pressure washer for the jetter. The hose nozzle is to refill our buffer tank
Does the water pressure from the nozzel help push the hose farther into the pipe?
yes, the forward hole blasts debris apart and out of the way. The backwards holes propel the jet forward and flush the pipe.
We think our downspouts drain to an underground drain field. Is it still ok to use this method to flush the clog? I guess it would just push it to the field. House built in 1950.
If you back flush you should be able to blast most of the debris out.
Nice work. How long did this job take you? Looks complex and frustrating.
Definitely frustrating on this job. It was the toughest to unclog out of our last 50 jobs. Still took less than 1 hour.
What happens to the broken up debris? Doesn’t it jus bung up somewhere else along the line later?
We use the backwards facing jets to flush it out of the line.
U use the 50 foot or the 100 foot line ???? I hav a prob at my house wanna order one
We use both. 50ft gets the job done most times. Less resistance on the machine too.
Nice... how much do you charge for doing a job like that?
$225 minimum.
How match pressure do ur equipment aply in bar
aobut 3000psi, 8GPM
Where did you get the hose from. All I can find are 100ft. I need at least 300ft for mine lol
jetterdepot .com I'm sure has longer hoses
I put my 300 ft of quarter inch on a hose reel from tractor supply which works really well and we look like pros. Also do not use corrugated on underground, period! Use on perforated rigid pipe with holes facing down. After 22 years of specializing in drainage you either DO IT RIGHT OR GO HOME, PERIOD!
What hose reel? Interested in doing the same thing.
I use a high pressure reel now, but it's always nice to know how to wrap lines so they don't tangle. I was just teaching 2 new workers today how to do the "over/under" method.
I'm looking to buy a hydro jett. To service apt. My budget is under 10k shou I buy the skid or could I get away with it with a cart jett
Go for highest GPM you can afford. We have truck mounted because we also do pressure washing.
how much can you charge for drain flush
by the foot?
or just by the line?
By the line up to 100'
Can we buy a hose thing like that to do it ourselves?
Sure, you can get them off Amazon. But they are only so effective with home owner grade pressure washers.
What kind of trigger gun is that? Does it have to be a specific one? If you dont mind telling me. Thanks!
It appears hes using a pressure washer trigger for his line. You can also use a high pressure valve.
Yes, just a pressure washing trigger. Ball valve or foot peddle valve work great.
Awesome, thanks both of you guys for the help and keep up with the good content.
@@kevindale2010 okay so if I just use a high pressure valve I don't need to have the line connected to a Pressure Washer Machine is that right? I'm trying to do it myself and have no experience at all...
@@loneroffroad4036 you will still need a pressure washer or jetting machine to create your pressure. The ball valve, foot peddle, and washer wand are just different ways to control the flow of the water.
You just saved me the cost of a $200 hose reel.
Nice! The reels are great at times, but not a necessity if you don't use it all the time.
@@divcleaningservice9522 Hey there DIV... I bought the 50 foot version of this exact "hydro snake" and have unclogged a shower drain, a kitchen drain, one toilet and every leaf ridden down spout I have.
I consider this a miracle tool for home owners who have a pressure washer.
Where did you get the 5.5 nozzle
Amazon has them for cheap I believe. If not then Google a "jetter" store
What jetter kit are you using?
cheap one off Amazon
loop magic lol thx bro
No problem
What do you charge pure line ?
$100 minimum.
What gun are you using do you have a link ?
Just a regular pressure washing gun
Good job have you tried this system on poop stoppages yet
Nope, you couldn't pay me enough to play in poop.
Have never seen a hose bib that turns clockwise to turn on or the hose backsword too.
Interesting. I don't think I have.
Water wants to flow down hill so I'd think inserting the jetter from the down hill end is the way to do it.
We always "backflush" once we find where the pipes "daylight" sometimes the exits are buried so we have to start at the inlet.
if it was "hollow" as you say that implies that it is "empty".... if it is full of water it would not sound hollow...
umm. . .
"See how it's hollow? That's because it's full 🤓"
Good thing I play with dirt for a living not give speeches. lol Tough to do 2 things at once.
That down spout also looks connected incorrectly. The upper part should be inside the lower not outside it.
These gutters and downspouts were all replaced after this video.
@@divcleaningservice9522 yep.
Wow... why did you crunch up the downspout.... a little time, and a few screws removed and viola...comes right off... will not be calling you out....lol
lol watch the full video. Downspouts and gutters were being removed and replaced.
Must be a bad clog my guy is in his Jorts with those Crocs locked in 4 low
ROFL!
Using a Macktruck to kill a mouse!
I guess that's one way of looking at it.
Why don’t you get a bigger watermark? That way you could block out all of the screen out instead of just a tenth of it😂
lol. Somehow we do get a lot of local clients finding our videos. I know the watermarks can be annoying, but it helps us get work.
Damn you just destroyed that gutter pipe
It's been so long since this video, but if I remember correctly they were replacing the gutters and pipes the next day.
Wait a second, righty tighty lefty loosey? What kind of sorcery is going on here?
lol
Yes what was that.i saw it.
Get a hose reel and stop fighting with it.
Great tip!
What a mess you making man.
Thats what we get paid to do. Make a mess then clean it up. Lol 😆
Maybe you should get a real Jetter
yeah I really need to!
It is better when you start at the drain-out end.
YES. If you know the location of the end, stat there. This way you can back flush all the debris out of the line.