Videos

In this quick video Bradley Craig, lead jetter technician at Jetters Northwest, goes over the routine servicing needed for Brute and Eagle jetters, which is also very applicable to jetters of other brands and types. Craig has been repairing and refurbishing hydro-jetters of all types and brands for over 10 years. An expert troubleshooter who takes calls from all over the nation, he also does parts sales, as well as jetter upgrades and customizations. To speak with Bradley and the JNW team call 877-901-1936.For more informational videos visit www.youtube.com/@JETTERSnorthwest

Dave Dunbar explains why the guide tube on General’s power-feed drain cleaning machines is an important safety feature — and actually helps you do more work. Watch this quick video for key reasons to keep that guide tube on your machine.Learn more

The popular Brute Jetters from Jetters Northwest offer two different flow/pressure options: 12 gpm/3,000 psi (3012) and 9 gpm/4,000 psi (4009). So how do you decide which one is right for your needs? Steve “Jonesie” Jones and Aaron Danneker break down the differences. The key point is to choose the jetter that best meets the majority of your needs; both sizes are great for the 4-inch lines but what other pipe sizes do you need to clear most often? For jetting 4-inch and larger lines the 3012 is a better choice because its higher gpm scours and flushes the larger lines better. But the 4009 is the better choice for jetting 4-inch and smaller lines because its higher psi improves cleaning power through the smaller jetting hoses used to clean smaller pipes. Aaron and Jonesie also discuss the hose size difference between the 3012 and the 4009 with regard to pressure loss through smaller vs. larger diameter jetting hose. Contact Jetters Northwest for help maximizing your jetting power! Visit www.jettersnorthwest.com or call 877-901-1936.

Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners talks about how having the right mix of drain cleaning and inspection machines can allow you to perform the most complete job for both you and your customer. By doing so, you will put everyone at ease knowing that the job was done completely — and separate yourself from the competition.

The Eagle 200 DWR mid-size trailer jetter series by Jetters Northwest is in a class by itself. If you want a reliable, low-cost, trailer-mounted jetter with features found only in equipment twice the price and size, you have come to the right place.Jetters Northwest packed this jetter with quality features designed to make it easy to use, reliable and easy to tow, with the jetting power to get the job done. Here's the features list:Two gpm/psi specs to choose from: 10 gpm/4,000 psi (model Eagle 200/4010-DWR) with 3/8-inch I.D. hose and 12 gpm/3,000 psi (model Eagle 200/3012-DWR) with 1/2-inch I.D. hoseWireless remote control for jetting on/off, engine on/throttle/off, reel-windNew hooded engine and pump enclosureFuel-injected engines; Kawasaki liquid-cooled 31 hp (824cc)Industrial-duty trailer has brakes for safety, a lifetime framework warranty and an A-frame tongue (can be towed when full of water)Flat-top fenders for additional mounting surfaceAluminum wheels top off a sharp appearanceSuper-duty triplex UDOR pump400 feet of jetting hose (3/8-inch on 4010 models, 1/2-inch on 3012 models)Power-wind hose reel (12-volt) with adjustable-speed controllerPivoting hose guide on the reel for smoother hose windup200-gallon water tank (hence the name Eagle-200)Huge tool-storage bin under the reels, with lockable drop-down doors100 feet of 3/4-inch water-supply hose on second reelSafety beacon light on DWR modelsAdjustable pulsation control, panel-mounted near the reelsFour jetting nozzles includedOptions include:Antifreeze winterization systemPortable/indoor hoses/reels and mini-hoses/nozzlesWarthog, Reaper, and other specialty jetting nozzlesFender-mounted toolboxes (one or two)Hot-waterPower-washing accessories

In this segment of Get Jetting with Jonesie, Steve Jones shows the possibilities of hands-free wireless jetting. With the Eagle 300 trailer jetter (18 gpm, 4,000 psi) on the ground and Steve jetting two stories up, you can see just how powerful you can be on the job. See more information about Jetters Northwest equipment at www.jettersnorthwest.com or call 877-901-1936.

Kevin of Babb's Plumbing and Backflow Services talked about how much he loves his Speedrooter 92 from General Pipe Cleaners. Kevin has owned his Speedrooter 92 for 25 years and it's still going strong. He's only had to replaced the cable once since he purchased the machine — a testament to the durability of General's Flexicore cables. Contractors know that the Speedrooter 92 really can take a beating — from its frame braced at key stress points, to General’s exclusive Flexicore wire rope center cable that’s so tough it carries a one-year warranty. The Speedrooter 92’s field-tested design offers easy handling. One person can easily load it onto a truck, as the machine slides smoothly from the loading wheel to the handle to the stair climbers and finally to the wheels. The adjustable height handle can be reset to be 3 inches longer or more compact, depending on your preference. For more information, visit www.drainbrain.com, or call the Drain Brains at General at 800-245-6200.

The Eagle-300 '4020' multi-mode jetter features a two-engine, two-pump system that allows for maximum flow and pressure adjustability, providing a high level of versatility for jetting jobs in both large and small pipelines. The ‘4020’ can run in either a 10-20 gpm mode (dual engines/pumps) for jetting larger lines, or in a 2-10 gpm (single engine/pump) mode for jetting smaller lines. Simple to operate with full Wireless Remote Control and 4,000 psi capability in either mode, the Eagle ‘4020’ provides unmatched jetting efficiency.Steve “Jonesie” Jones from Jetters Northwest gives more details about the dual engine, dual pump jetting system in this video. Visit jettersnorthwest.com for more information.

Charles has owned CWC Plumbing for over 30 years. He says he owns “just about every machine” that was in General’s booth at the WWETT Show. Watch to see why he loves them. For more information, visit www.drainbrain.com, or call the Drain Brains at General at 800-245-6200.

Watch this video for a quick comparison of the three trailer-mounted jetter sizes in the Eagle-DWR Series (DWR = Deluxe with wireless remote) from the team at Jetters Northwest. Steve “Jonesie” Jones gives a quick rundown of the popular Eagle-200-DWR series, then Aaron Danneker covers the larger Eagle-300-DWR with double the gpm power and 500 feet of 1/2–inch hose, and finally Chris Boyles touches on the Eagle-600-DWR with twice the water-tank capacity on a tandem-axle trailer. Learn more at jettersnorthwest.com.

In this video, Steve “Jonesie” Jones of Jetters Northwest discusses the importance of oil changes and engine oil maintenance, breaking down some tips for giving your jetter the best care. Following a maintenance schedule is the best way to protect your investment. Learn more by contacting Jetters Northwest at 877-901-1936 or visit www.jettersnorthwest.com.

In this segment of Get Jetting with Jonesie, Steve "Jonesie" Jones discusses the different types of rotating jetter nozzles on the market. This video provides an in-depth guide to understanding the difference between various rotating nozzles, how they function and their best applications. For more on waterjetting equipment, visit Jetters Northwest.

Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners talks about the benefits and use of the Gen-Ear LE water leak location system at the WWETT Show.Now a smaller investment gets you a better method for tracking down water leaks. The new Gen-Ear LE is a simplified, more economical water leak locator with stronger sound amplification than other systems. Use it to pinpoint leaks in residential and commercial water lines, whether they are under concrete slabs, in walls, swimming pools and more.The compact amplifier fits easily in the palm of your hand. It provides noise-free amplification with built-in preset audio filters, so you don’t have to guess what settings to use. And the high-performance headphones with noise cancellation features block out interference from surrounding ambient noise. The ground sensor listens for the gurgling or hammering of water escaping from a cracked pipe under concrete, asphalt or tile. For soft surfaces like grass or carpet, use the probe rods. Or, for above-ground pipes or hydrants, you can use both the probe rods or the magnet attachment.For especially hard to find leaks, the Sound Amplification Manifold (SAM) adds air to the line, increasing water pressure. This amplifies the leak sounds, making them easier to locate. The Gen-Ear LE will save you a lot of guesswork and unnecessary digging. And that saves you a lot of money.

This jetter and tank skid extends and retracts from your van or truck at the push of a button

Since the founding of the company in 1930, General Pipe Cleaners has always been proud of having its machines built here and backed here in the U.S.A. Now in its fourth generation of ownership, they are still going strong in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania, just north of Pittsburgh. It is the pride of ownership and generations of workers that make General a truly unique and special place that has thrived for more than 95 years.

In this video, Steve “Jonesie” Jones from Jetters Northwest quickly walks you through the full range of hose sizes available for doing a variety of jetting jobs. Jonesie explains which pipe sizes each hose size is best suited for, and what each hose’s “sweet spot” is for gpm (water flow rate) to avoid excessive pressure-drop to the nozzle. Hose sizes covered are 1/2, 3/8, 5/16, 1/4, 3/16, and 1/8 inch, with extra attention to (a) the versatile 5/16-inch hose size that is gaining popularity for many service jobs, and (b) the effectiveness of 3/16-inch hoses compared to restrictive 1/8-inch hoses.Visit shop.jettersnorthwest.com or call 877-901-1936 for more information.

These aren’t your weekend warrior machines. The Drain Invader PRO 3005 and PRO 4007 are pure job site muscle — made for the field techs who don’t back down from grease, roots or sludge. We built these to go to war with the nastiest 3-inch to 8-inch lines out there, and win every time.PRO 3005 (5 gpm / 3,000 psi)Compact, smart and ideal for 3- to 4-inch lines. Lightweight but no pushover, with a Honda iGX-390 and automatic throttle to keep your hands on the job.PRO 4007 (7.5 gpm / 4,000 psi)The heavy hitter for 3- to 6-inch mains and even occasional 8-inch-plus nightmares. V-Twin Honda GX-690 with water buffer tank to protect your pump and power through low-supply situations.Galvanized roll-cage framesFour-wheel mobility250 feet hi-vis jetting hoseIncludes premium nozzles (bullet, pusher, flusher, spinner)Compatible with Warthog, Reaper and Root Ranger attachmentsDrain Invader doesn’t sell fluff. We build tools for the unsung heroes of plumbing. You show up every day — rain, roots or reek — and we’re here to make sure your gear does too.Learn more or gear up

Watch this demo video of the Brute Jetting System (9 gpm, 4,000 psi) utilizing a 3/8-inch Warthog nozzle in 4-inch corrugated pipe attacking a large root mass.Learn more at JettersNorthwest.com.

General Pipe Cleaners' JM-1000 X Mini-Jet is ideal for clearing clogged sinks, tubs and laundry drains. The lightweight, compact toolbox jetter gives you 1,500 psi of cleaning power, yet weighs just 23 pounds. Clear grease, sand and ice from 1 1/2- to 3-inch lines up to 50 feet long. The pump and motor assembly are safely contained in a rugged metal diamond plate case that can handle abuse in the field. The portable package takes little space in your truck too. Water jets use a stream of high-pressure water that hits the stoppage and flushes it away. The thrust of the nozzle drives the hose down the line and gives you wall to wall cleaning action. Vibration helps the hose slide around tight bends and farther down the line. This is what separates General’s Jet-Set from ordinary pressure washers. It breaks the initial tension between the surface of the hose and the walls of the pipe, increasing cleaning power. The JM-1000 X is easy to carry to and from the job. The pump and motor are centered in the metal case allowing the jetter hose, water supply hose, and power cord to wrap neatly around it to create an ergonomically balanced unit. The efficient pump/motor assembly generates 1,500 psi at 1.4 gpm, yet pulls only 13 amps. Pound for pound and dollar for dollar, the Mini-Jet is a great (and small) investment. For more information, contact the Drain Brains at General at 800-245-6200, or visit drainbrain.com.