How to Use General's Flexi-Rooter 100 Flexible Shaft Drain Cleaner

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This video shows you how to use General Pipe Cleaners' Flexi-Rooter 100 flexible shaft drain cleaning machine. 

General redefines high-speed, flexible-shaft technology with the Flexi-Rooter 100 drain cleaner — the next-generation flexible-shaft drain cleaning machine. An integral motor, stronger shaft, and unique ClogChopper cutters were added to a durable metal, easily maneuverable frame. 

General’s stronger, stiffer shaft is flexible enough to get through 2-inch lines, yet strong enough to cut roots in 4-inch drainlines up to 75 feet down the line. It’s powered by an integral variable-speed motor that lets you adjust the speed from 0 to 2,200 rpm. With the foot pedal, you have both hands free to safely guide the flexible shaft into the line. You can use the Flexi-Rooter simultaneously with your sewer inspection camera system to pinpoint trouble spots in the line and instantly view your results. 

General’s innovative, two-part cleaning array combines its unique ClogChopper cutters with carbide-tipped chain cutters. ClogChoppers rip through tough stoppages with six self-sharpening blades that dig into encrusted debris and root masses, easily grinding up stubborn clogs. General couples the ClogChoppers to carbide-tipped chain cutters. Together, they make a formidable combination, capable of boring through tough stoppages and scale, shredding obstructions, and scouring pipe walls clean. The durable metal frame includes 10-inch wheels and a folding handle to make it easier to get the machine smoothly to and from the job. A safety slip clutch helps protect the flexible shaft. But if you ever do get into trouble, the rod is field repairable. 

If you have any questions, please call the Drain Brains at General at 800-245-6200 or visit www.drainbrain.com/flexirooter.



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