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This machine is almost as easy to operate as a lawn

mower. You push eight or ten foot cable sections

into the line until you reach some resistance.

Then attach the rear cable coupling to the

machine, stand behind it, and turn it on. Watch

the cable feed itself into the line. When a section

has run into the drain, attach another one and

keep going. This self-feeding feature also works

to pull sections out of the line.

The Model 88 handles jobs up to 200 ft. long in

lines from 3" to 10" diameter. A standard 3/4 hp

capacitor motor supplies plenty of power, and

an adjustable safety clutch protects cables and

operator against sudden torque build-ups.

Sections come in two styles: all-purpose

Flexichain, which has a chain center, and the

stiffer Proflex, which has a spring center. A

chain assures easier cable retrieving if the

Flexichain spring should break. The inner

spring in the Proflex gives it greater stiffness,

which is desirable on long or tough jobs. The outer spring is

right-hand wound for faster self-feeding.

Both types of couplings snap together in a second and are taken

apart quickly with a spanner wrench or screw driver. With the

newer “G’’ connector, no tension is on the locking pin when

running in reverse, making it a more durable coupling. Snap on

the 78L-CDC optional adapter, and you can use 6 ft. x 7/8" cables

(6L78) to clear smaller lines.

Sectional Cables

Eight and ten foot “Cable Saver” sections for the Model 88 come

in the all purpose Flexichain which has a chain center,

and a stiffer Proflex which has a spring center. Proflex is also

available with a heavier duty 5/8" spring center. See page 32.

Flexichain

with “G” Connector

Proflex

with “L” Connector

Model 88

You Walk While It Works

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