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gear junkie
05-10-2008, 09:31 AM
Could you shed some further light? It looks like a huge root ball but I think I spy a k380 in the background. Mighty impressive. Could you post a pic of your avatar in case you ever change it?
PLUMBER RICK
05-10-2008, 10:07 AM
funny as i was mentioning that to adam this morning too:D
we are suppose to meet next week in san diego.
the "other rick" wants to test drive a k-60;)
i guess he likes a chocolate milk shake:eek:
rick.
westcoastplumber
05-10-2008, 10:36 AM
Don't be suprised Ben, I have pulled back roots like that with my spartan 100 machine;)
sometimes I find that a 3/8 cable will grab and bring more back, as where my 3/4 will loose them
let me remind you that I only run a 3/8 when the customer does not have a mainline c/o, and I have no other choices left.
gear junkie
05-10-2008, 11:00 AM
let me remind you that I only run a 3/8 when the customer does not have a mainline c/o, and I have no other choices left.
As long as they have a vent or toilet, you always have a choice.
rick1643
05-10-2008, 01:16 PM
Could you shed some further light? It looks like a huge root ball but I think I spy a k380 in the background. Mighty impressive. Could you post a pic of your avatar in case you ever change it?
Wish I was that good, but, there was no clean out, had to pull the toilet. Got the K380 stuck big time. I had to dig outside to find the line, broke a poured concrete coupling and retrieved my cable and pulled out the root. Cut in a two-way clean out for future.
Service Guy
05-10-2008, 01:19 PM
http://www.ridgidforum.com/forum/image.php?u=16976&dateline=1210398055
Thats a big root beard!
rick1643
05-10-2008, 01:23 PM
funny as i was mentioning that to adam this morning too:D
we are suppose to meet next week in san diego.
the "other rick" wants to test drive a k-60;)
i guess he likes a chocolate milk shake:eek:
rick.
Funny you should mention power tools and food service Rick. I had a restraunt several years ago, was doing a banquet for 300. I had a stock pot full of potatoes that needed to be whipped. The prospect of whipping this by hand was not appealing, so I went out to my truck and got my Dewalt right angle drill and drywall mud paddle (a new one). At 1200 rpm, there wasn't a lump in that whole pot in under a minute, a little butter, garlic and other seasonings and I had garlic mashed potatoes for 300. My help thought I was nuts,and I felt like Tim, the toolman, Taylor.
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