Functionality is of course the most important factor when it comes to sewer jetters. But aesthetics can play a part too. 

When you pull up to a home to clear a drainline, it’s nice to be able to wheel out a machine that instills customer confidence that you’re plenty capable of handling the job. That’s something the owners of Amazing Machinery had in mind when designing the BossJet Max jetter. 

In addition to several different engine, pump, and hose reel configuration options, the primary feature of the BossJet Max is a powder-coated, 1.5-inch, tubular steel frame that wraps around the engine and pump and sits atop four rugged wheels. 

“Our customers like the look of it; it comes back to that,” says Russell Jones, co-owner of Amazing Machinery. “Some contractors want that. When they show up to a job, they want to push out a machine that looks like a machine and shows customers they know what they’re doing.” 

The heavy-duty frame also helps protect the machine components that are ultimately responsible for jetting a line successfully. 

“When you look at jetters, many of them have no protection. It’s almost just an engine and pump sitting on the ground,” Jones says. “With machines designed like the BossJet Max, we call them employee-proof machines. It’s a really tough, well-built machine.” 

Engine options for the BossJet Max include Kohler, Honda, Yanmar or Vanguard. Pump options include A/R, Cat, or General at up to 4,200 psi and 5.5 gpm. A fixed hose reel or a 360-degree swiveling stainless steel reel are available, holding 200 feet of hose. There is also a remote hose reel kit available for an extra cost to allow for indoor jetting. An accessory kit hangs on the front end of the machine. 

There’s nothing overly complex about the BossJet Max, Jones says. Just quality manufacturing while still keeping the price tag in check.

“That’s our belief at Amazing Machinery. Building good-quality machines at an affordable price.” 800-504-7435; www.amazingmachinery.com.