Drain Jetter Pressure Washer Systems
Drain jetting is often thought of as a job for contractors with very expensive and large machinery. Our range of P.T.O. powered pressure washers will cope with jetting out even completely blocked drains up to one hundred metres in length, all at a cost which is relatively in-expensive. Using your own pressure washer for jetting drains cuts the down time while waiting for a contractor to arrive. Drains can be cleaned at the convenience of the operator.
The ultimate in pressure washing and drain jetting can be found in any of the P.T.O. machines especially the 3 point linkage P.T.O. bowser (800, 1000 or 1200lts). The P.T.O. (running at 1000rpm) machines will give you 30 litres per minute running at a pressure of 200bar, this machine will run a jetting nozzle 100m up a drain with ease. The 1000 litre reservoir holds enough water to run the machine for over half an hour, plenty of time to remove even the most stubborn of blockages.
Tank Combis
- 500L, 800L, 1000L, 1200L
- 100m Of Drain Jetting Hose
- 30m Or 50m Of High Pressure Washing Hose
DJ100
- 100m Of Drain Jetting Hose
- 15m Of High Pressure Washing Hose
Combis
- 100m Of Drain Jetting Hose
- 50m Of High Pressure Washing Hose
- Pressure 3000 p.s.i
- Capacity 30 Litres
- 1000 RPM
- Pressure 3000 p.s.i
- Capacity 16 Litres
- 540 RPM
Supplied With
- 90mm Lance
- Washgun
- 4m Suction Hose
- Bypass Hose
- PTO Shaft
This machine can also be fitted with a gearbox to help reduce tractor revs and improve the running costs.
Jetting uphill towards the blockage allows the water to flow back down the drain carrying and debris loosened by the jetting process. When the blockage has been removed, or when the hose has reached it’s full length up the drain, leave the unit running as the hose is being wound back onto its reel. This ensures that the nozzle is kept clear of dirt and also flushes the walls of the drain to leave a completely clear drain. The high pressure jets clean every joint in clay tiles and open up every pore in the more modern plastic drains. On sewer drains, the hose is flexible enough to negotiate a ninety degree bend, but on a straight run it is rigid enough to use in a rodding manner.
These units’ versatility, as they need no power supply other than the tractor and can be taken anywhere with a water suppy, are becoming more and more popular for the do-it-yourself farmer and groundsman.
