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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.

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.

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.

In this Get Jetting episode, Aaron Danneker and Steve "Jonesie" Jones of Jetters Northwest demo a 3/8-inch Reaper nozzle as it chews through a large mass of roots. Watch as the Brute 4009 jetter with a JNW-Reaper-9 literally shreds 3 feet of compacted roots with the Brute 4009 running at just over 7 gpm and only 3,000 psi (the 4009’s max is 9 gpm/4,000 psi). The Reaper nozzle is a must-have tool for all jetting professionals that deal with tough blockages like tree roots, wipes, grease, etc. For pricing and more info click here: Reaper Nozzles – Jetters Northwest

In a previous “Get Jetting with Jonesie” video, Steve “Jonesie” Jones discussed remote control of a jetter via a valve. In this video, Jonesie demonstrates exactly how to do that, using a ball valve and then a trigger control valve for indoor jetting control.See more information about Jetters Northwest equipment at www.jettersnorthwest.com or call 877/901-1936.

OBIC's certified installers begin with rigorous surface preparation — hydroblasting and cleaning down to a dry, saturated substrate — so the OBIC polyurea lining adheres flawlessly. The multi-layer OBIC Armor System starts with a strong adhesion base coat, followed by a structural surfacing foam layer and a final barrier coat of OBIC 1000, creating a seamless, 1/2-inch-thick monolithic liner. This method works across all liner systems — manholes, tanks, wet wells, or lift stations — as long as the substrate is dry. Installers are trained to stop infiltration at the source first, ensuring reliable performance and extending infrastructure life. Each installation is marked with an OBIC logo and date stamp, triggering a 10-year material-and-labor warranty.

Watch Steve "Jonesie" Jones discuss the advantages of jetting with this economical system

In this segment of Get Jetting with Jonesie, Steve "Jonesie" Jones shows and discusses the benefits of using a Tiger-Tail hose guide. Protect your expensive jetting hose and your people with this valuable and simple tool. Get Jetting! Learn more at jettersnorthwest.com

Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners talks about how to maintain the Kinetic Water Ram to make it last the rest of your career. The General Pipe Cleaners Kinetic Water Ram is a safe and effective way to clear clogged sinks and tubs. Over 50 years of technical advancements make the rugged, all-metal Kinetic Water Ram the choice for quickly clearing clogged drains. Just pump it up, insert it in the drain and snap the trigger. It’s that easy. It’s like no other drain cleaning tool. The futuristic Kinetic Water Ram generates a shock wave that instantly pulverizes stoppages in 1 1/4- to 4-inch lines, yet won’t harm pipes. Quickly clear clogged sinks, toilets and tubs of grease, hair, sediment and debris. You will love its light weight and easy handling. Environmentally friendly, the compact, portable drain cleaning tool is cleaner than snakes and safer than chemicals. It requires no electrical power or CO2 gas. The Kinetic Water Ram uses a burst of compressed air that drives a shock wave (kinetic energy) through water to break up the stoppage. The shock wave bypasses vents and stacks to break up clogs. You get instant impact with no pressure buildup. The built-in pump and pressure gauge lets you choose the right amount of force for each job. The Kinetic Water Ram is particularly useful when the stoppage is on the far side of a drum trap or series of tight bends, since the shock wave can travel around bends without losing its force. The sleek and easy-to-handle Kinetic Water Ram is made of durable plated metal components. The unit comes in a sturdy carrying case with molded compartments for the drain cleaning tool and accessories. For more information, visit www.drainbrain.com/ram or call the Drain Brains at 800-234-6200.

In this segment of "Get" Jetting with Jonesie, Steve Jones takes you through a comparison of the pressure drop seen through 300 feet of 1/4-inch vs. 300 feet of 5/16-inch jetting hoses. The result is a dramatic 45% difference in net gpm/psi performance, with only a 1/16-inch, 20% net difference in hose I.D. Note also that both hoses are run using the same 8 gpm Warthog 1/4-inch nozzle, and both hoses are fed by the same 9 gpm/4,000 psi jetting system. The comparison results: (a) 300 feet of 1/4-inch (0.25-inch-I.D.) jetter hose: net 6 gpm at 2,100 psi (12,600 CU) (b) 300 feet of 5/16-inch (0.31-inch-I.D.) jetter hose: net 7 gpm at 3,300 psi (23,100 CU) CU = "Cleaning Units" of power (GPM x PSI = CU)See more information about Jetters Northwest equipment at www.jettersnorthwest.com or call 877-901-1936.

Steve “Jonesie” Jones from Jetters Northwest previously discussed trap hose jetting and how to select the correct hose size in other installments of “Get Jetting with Jonesie.” Here he walks you through selecting a hose and choosing a nozzle, and gives tips for jetting sink lines quickly without having to take apart the trap.See more information about Jetters Northwest equipment at www.jettersnorthwest.com or call 877/901-1936.

In this segment of Get Jetting with Jonesie, Steve Jones discusses three types of small jetting hoses that use 1/8-inch nozzles, and their best applications.Jonesie explains the differences between 1/8-inch jetting hose and 3/16-inch trap jetting hoses. Trap jetting hoses have the same outside diameter as a 1/8-inch hose, but they’re 50% bigger on the inside to significantly reduce pressure-loss to the nozzle. Trap hoses have steel braid inside that can hold pressure in with fewer braids than a typical poly hose, which allows for their larger inside diameter. Another advantage, besides the ability to pass more flow, is it can almost be tied in a knot before it kinks.See more advantages in the video, and check out more information at www.jettersnorthwest.com.

Michael Williams of Just Drains LLC in Philadelphia talks about why he prefers General Pipe Cleaners' JM-2900 and JM-1450 water jets.The JM-2900 gas jetter has a 3,000 psi, 4 gpm pump with Vibra-Pulse to clear 4-inch drainlines up to 200 feet long. It's mounted on a maneuverable two-wheel frame that makes it easier to get the machine off of your truck and to the job site. It has flat-free foam core tires for increased reliability.Its little brother, the JM-1450 electric jetter, has a 1,500 psi, 1.7 gpm triplex pump. It's unique Vibra-Pulse system lets you maintain the same water flow rate whether the pulse is on or off. Use it to clear 2- to 4-inch lines up to 150 feet long. The two-wheeled frame and slide-out handle make getting to the job easier. And the hose reel is removable to make the machine more compact for storage or transport.For more information, visit www.drainbrain.com/jets, or call the Drain Brains at General at 800-245-6200.

In this educational video, Steve "Jonesie" Jones from Jetters Northwest discusses indoor jetting, focusing on the available modes for remote control of jetting-ON and jetting-OFF while working at a distance away from the actual jetter machine. From wireless remote to foot valve, to high-pressure ball valve to hand-trigger control, Jonesie will help educate and guide you in choosing the right remote-control setup for your jetting operations. Jetters Northwest has expertise and products to meet your needs; see more information at www.jettersnorthwest.com or call 877/901-1936. Get Jetting!

In this segment of “Get Jetting with Jonesie,” Steve Jones shows you how to properly hook up your Brute jetter to an external water tank. If you have any questions feel free to contact Jetters Northwest at 877-901-1936 or info@jettersnorthwest.com.

The fast and efficient Hot-Shot pipe-thawing machines from General Pipe Cleaners provide an easy response to frozen pipes

The Brute Jetting System is available in 9 gpm, 4,000 psi or 12 gpm, 3,000 psi models.Portable cart or mountable skid, you choose. Brute power … Brute performance … new versatility.Learn more at JettersNorthwest.com

The Water Ram instantly opens clogged sinks, toilets and tubs with shock action

Learn about the features and benefits of General Pipe Cleaners' JM-1450 electric water jetter.The powerful JM-1450 water jetter gives you as much pressure as you can get from an electric jet. Clear grease, sand and ice with high-pressure water. It generates 1,500 psi at 1.7 gpm, yet only pulls 13 amps. It’s powered by a 1 1/2 hp dual capacitor enclosed motor with an in-line ground fault circuit interrupter.The JM-1450 features Vibra-pulse on demand to help the hose slide around tight bends in small lines. This unique feature allows the flow rate to remain the same whether Vibra-pulse is on or off.The JM-1450 is compact and portable. With an overall height of 34 inches, the machine fits easily in the limited storage space of a contractor’s truck. Need to be more compact? Simply remove the easily detachable hose reel and the height drops to just 14 inches. The telescoping handle makes it easier to roll the machine to and from the job site. A removable 150-foot capacity hose reel with reel brake and swivel is mounted on a heavy-duty frame with two 8-inch semipneumatic tires. Complete with tool box. Standard safety features include a thermal relief valve to protect the pump from heat damage, along with a backflow check valve and inlet filter. An optional spray wand is available.General’s water jetters are ideal for clearing soft stoppages and ice from clogged drainlines and sewer lines. They easily slice through grease, sludge, sand and ice using 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. You’ll find plenty of uses for General’s sewer jetters — in restaurants, hotels, hospitals, shopping malls, factories, schools, apartment complexes and septic systems everywhere.General’s Jet-Set line of water jetters gives you new drain cleaning tools to use on some of your toughest sludge and grease-based stoppages. For more information, visit www.drainbrain.com/jets or call the Drain Brains at General Pipe Cleaners at 800-245-6200.