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20 gpm flow. Big water tank. Built for long jetting runs and heavy-laden lines. The Eagle 600/4020 brings 20 gpm / 4,000 psi performance, a 600-gallon tank, and 500 feet of jetting hose on a swiveling reel for serious jetting capability. With its included Wireless Remote Control and capacity to power your favorite nozzles you’ve got a trailer jetter that helps you work smarter, not harder, in larger sewer/storm/culvert lines, as well as smaller drains.For more information, visit jettersnorthwest.com/pages/trailer-jetters-600.Get Jetting!

In this segment of Get Jetting with Jonesie, Steve "Jonesie" Jones discusses the various uses and benefits of jetter nozzle extensions and centralizer skids for safety and better cleaning results. Learn how to get the most out of your jetting tools and take your company to the next level.

The ClogChopper is a maneuverable and efficient cutting head that can negotiate multiple tricky bends while maintaining a central line position. With the ClogChopper, you can easily remove encrusted debris, root masses, scale and more. General offers a variety of sizes ranging from 1 to 4 inches.Learn more

In this segment of Get Jetting with Jonesie, Steve Jones demonstrates how simple it is to add hot-water jetting capability to your jetter by quick-connecting the Brute HotBox by Jetters Northwest. When pipes begin to freeze you can be ready to quickly clear ice blockages in frozen drain and sewer lines, and to attack grease buildup in stubborn commercial drains. Get Jetting! See more information about the Brute HotBox here or call 877-901-1936.

See why Clog Hog jetters perform better inside the drain.Get a free contractor nameplate with purchase at ClogHog.com/Jet.Questions? Call 800-249-1450 (9 a.m.-5 p.m., M–F, CT).

In this episode of Get Jetting with Jonesie, Steve covers the hot-water jetter options available in the Jetters Northwest product line. Whether it’s for thawing iced-up lines, attacking grease, or even to speed up hydroexcavation work, hot-water jetting is a great option.Learn more about hot-water jetter options

Eliminate downtime and avoid costly hydro jetter repairs by learning how to avoid these three preventable conditions that attack your jetter’s pump

In this segment of Get Jetting with Jonesie, Steve Jones covers the purpose and limitations of a 115-volt electric jetter. The primary application for an electric jetter is doing small, indoor drains and Steve gives you the complete rundown. Happy jetting!See more information about Jetters Northwest equipment at www.jettersnorthwest.com or call 877-901-1936.

John Cole of John Cole's Plumbing Professionals talks about the reliability and durability of the General Pipe Cleaners Maxi-Rooter. Look at the portability that goes with that power and capacity. The Maxi-Rooter rolls on 10-inch ball bearing semi-pneumatic wheels and has V-belt stair climbers for easier transport up and down stairs. The Maxi-Rooter clears roots and heavy stoppages in 3- to 10-inch lines and holds 125 feet of 3/4-inch and 150 feet of 5/8-inch Flexicore cable. It also has a powerful 3/4 hp motor drive cable up to 200 feet down the line. A truck loading wheel mounted on the handle is almost like having another person helping you when you lift the machine into a truck. In addition, General made it easy for you to remove the drum if you should want to transport the Maxi-Rooter in two parts. Another important help to you is a see-through inner drum cage so you can tell how much cable is in the drum. For electrical safety, the foot pedal is air-actuated, eliminating electrical contact between pedal and motor. Equally important, a ground fault circuit interrupter senses current leakage and will shut down the machine before an operator suffers an electric shock.

Chris Boyles and Aaron Danneker from Jetters Northwest give you a three-minute tour of the features and options that make Brute jetters the top compact choice of rooter professionals, trenchless pros, and sewer/drain cleaning pros looking for excellent jetting power with professional controls and jetting efficiency.

In this segment of Get Jetting With Jonesie, Steve Jones shows how to overcome loss of gpm due to incorrect nozzle orifices. Jonesie explains what to listen and look for in order to identify whether your jetter is putting out maximum flow and pressure. Click here to see “Why Resistance Creates Jetting Pressure” Part 1.

In this segment of Get Jetting with Jonesie, Steve Jones explains why resistance creates pressure in regard to jetting. Jones also explains how pressure loss from the jetter can affect your performance if the jetting nozzle is not orificed properly. For more information, visit www.jettersnorthwest.com. Click here to see “Resistance Creates Jetting Pressure” Part 2.

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.

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Steve “Jonesie” Jones walks you through hose size and how it relates to jetter flow, including debunking a common misconception about increasing flow. Using 3/8-inch hose for 10 gpm or less keeps the pressure drop to about 1.5 psi per foot. Going up to 12 gpm, it’s better to use a 1/2-inch hose to keep the pressure drop also around 1 psi per foot.

General Pipe Cleaners redefines high-speed, flexible-shaft technology again with the new Flexi-Rooter Junior drain cleaner – the latest addition in its line of flexible-shaft machines.The Flexi-Rooter Junior features an integral variable-speed motor with an air actuated foot pedal that lets you adjust the motor speed from zero to 2,400 rpm. This allows you to have both hands free to safely guide the flexible shaft into the line. The shaft spins up to 10 times faster than conventional drain cleaning tools for a more thorough cleaning job.The reel holds 50 feet of 1/4-inch (6 mm) flexible shaft to clear 1 1/4- to 3-inch lines. The stronger, stiffer shaft with an enhanced sheath is flexible enough to navigate tighter bends and get though 1 1/4-inch lines, yet tough enough to clear 3-inch drainlines.Enhanced safety slip clutch design protects the flexible shaft from damage. But if you ever do get into trouble General’s flexible shaft is field repairable. The durable metal frame weighs only 20 pounds, making it easy to get the machine smoothly to and from the job.

In this video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, learn about the various water tank options you can implement for Jetters Northwest’s Brute jetter in a van setup.A recent key update was heightening and narrowing the dimensions of the 150-gallon tank so that it now takes up the same amount of floor space as the 100-gallon tank, increasing the configuration options for a jetter setup.Visit www.jettersnorthwest.com or call 877-901-1936 for more information.

In this video from the 2026 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, watch a demo of NuFlow’s NuCure Cold Cure UV system in action.The UV curing system runs off 110 volts, so it can be operated from anywhere, even the roof of a building. It uses a single-part resin that is shelf stable for at least 10 months. You can perform wet-out in advance and fully cure a liner in only 10 minutes.Learn more at www.nuflow.com.

In this segment of Get Jetting With Jonesie, Steve Jones covers the do’s and don’ts of different skid configurations for the Brute jetter and compact-skid tank setup. Maintaining space in your service van while having the jetting power of a trailer unit is the best of both worlds. Who says you can't have your cake and eat it too? Happy jetting! See more information about Jetters Northwest equipment at jettersnorthwest.com or call 877/901-1936.