🔧 Steel Dragon Tools K50 Drain Cleaning Machine compatible with RIDGID C8 Cable 58980 for Snake Sewer Review

First attempt, line cable broke. 2 section cable lost. They are not welded at the end points unlike the Ridguide.1) The main loom isn't as good as the Ridguide, for the price it's pretty good, the line doesn't snag or twist, but for the price it's pretty good . 2) The fishing line is junk, use a hard one, it broke in the fishing line on the first try.

I've used this machine a few times on two 4 inch freeways and I think it's worth the money. I bought an extra net of Steel Dragon Tools 62270 C-8 Drain Cleaner Snake Cord 5/8" x 66ft to fit a RIDGID K-50 62270 65ft or so and used the full 130ft with no problem. The extra little drain snake just works as well as a 5/8" wire and cleans out smaller drains great! Two uses will kill you, even if it costs you a plumbing fixture. By the way, grab those ShuBee® Ugly Gloves® with a grommet for dealing…

Kite and machine worked well. I managed to connect 12 sections to clean the sewers. Small snakes worked well too. The only issue I had was losing a 1" 63015 T-207 Spiralizer (I think) the first time I used it in a sewer line. It seemed that during use the connecting cord came loose from the base This made me very nervous and worried if the snake section wire would fall off during the job. Luckily I was able to pull back all the sections of the snake as I had calculated. The seller sent an…

Used this to clear my 4 inch main line for the third time. This worked pretty well for me, not as powerful as you would like, but clears the roots of the mainline. My problem is about 80 feet from my cleaning. I used a coil spring, a small cutter, and then a 3 inch router that I bought later. I had to be patient to get past the 3 foot cutter, move slowly and figure out when it builds energy and breaks through. I spent a few hours and sent it 3 times. It's a lot easier to operate than one of the

This was the third time our main line had become blocked in as many years. The first two times I called a plumber and both times they just used a machine like this to clean pipes down a drain in the basement. I figured I could do the job and ordered this tool. As a bonus, I wouldn't have to adjust my schedule to be home so I could pay the plumber to do the work. I ran the entire 65 feet of cable through the pipe multiple times using different heads. . The one that solved my problem was the 3…