Goodbye K-60 ;)

[All Clear Sewer]

I think my rebuilding the K-60 days are going to come to a close

https://www.acmetools.com/shop/tools...oC_zoQAvD_BwE#

[Cable or root]

I just wish it had a corded option. I’ve been eyeing that 7/8 cutter head kit. Let us know how ya like it

[All Clear Sewer]

27.3lbs VS the K-60 at 57.5 lbs. is a win win

[drainman scott]

Will that machine work with your 5/8 and 7/8 RIDGID cables if so they do sell that machine minus the cable and cutters for $ 500.00 less ... One of the drawbacks I see with Milwaukee's 7/8 " sectional cable is they only come in 15' length's .. Would be a pain working in close quarters.

[VA plumber]

Will that machine work with your 5/8 and 7/8 RIDGID cables if so they do sell that machine minus the cable and cutters for $ 500.00 less ... One of the drawbacks I see with Milwaukee's 7/8 " sectional cable is they only come in 15' length's .. Would be a pain working in close quarters.

The other drawback with the Milwaukee cables is that the connections don't match the Ridgid style connections. So you either have to make or buy an adapter if you already have a bunch of other cables you want to continue using with the new Milwaukee cables and ends. Or just buy the machine and use your old cables. The outer diameters are the same so there should be no reason not to run other cables with it.
I bought one of their 7/8" chain knockers to use with my Ridgid 7/8" sectionals. The Milwaukee opening is a lot smaller, about the size of the 5/8" Ridgid cables.

[Cable or root]

Good to know. Those chain knockers look sweet but if they don’t match up with ridgid cables no point in trying them.