VEVOR Drain Cleaning Cable 100 Feet x 3/8 Inch Solid Core Cable Sewer Cable Drain Auger Cable Cleaner Snake Clog Pipe Drain Cleaning Cable Sewer Drain Auger Snake Pipe
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Q: Is the 3/8 or 1/2 in better for cleaning out inside basement drain tiles? I have to make entry through the pipes that come into my sump pump and was thinking the 1/2 in might be too stiff to bend at the angle needed to feed it into the dain tile. I also know there have been some roots in one section of the drain tile, so I wasn't sure if the 3/8 in was strong enough to clean those out. Any advice is helpful to making a decision. Thank you. Paul
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A: 3/8 and 1/2 steel wire springs each have advantages. 3/8 has better flexibility and 1/2 has better hardness, which can be applied to different sewer specifications. You also need to pay attention to the specific number of bends. Generally, both 3/8 and 1/2 are suitable for sewer sizes of 50-100mm. The larger the diameter of the sewer pipe, the larger the spring size needs to be used.
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Q: Can you connect this cable to another cable on a electric augur for a longer Cable
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A: Yes. You can connect this Drain Cleaning Cable to another cable on a electric augur for a longer Cable.
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Q: Does this cable have a slotted end (on both ends) so I can attach it to a drum lead snake? and will it fit in a 1/2' x 50" drain cleaner drum?
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A: the item is suitable and can meet your needs.
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