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Turn Type Porcupine for 5/16
Turn Type Porcupine for 5/16
Turn Type Porcupine for 5/16
Turn Type Porcupine for 5/16
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Turn Type Porcupine for 5/16" or 3/8" Rods Category_Default Category/Products/Manhole Tools/Handi-Clams and Grabbers rip and destroy roots in This is to be

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Turn Type Porcupine for 5 16" or 3 8" Rods Category_Default Category Products Manhole Tools Handi Clams and Grabbers rip and destroy roots in This is to be rip and destroy roots in your sewer lines A third operator will simultaneously push the rods into the line with a push pull tool Can be pushed or pulled but better cleaning is obtained by pulling them at high RPM’s by your 5 16” or 3 8” rodder Made of 100% steel and galvanized steel wire rope sections with welded tips to prevent fraying

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