How to use the Ryobi One 18V Drain Auger. This thing works! and it is easy to use but it don't come with a battery but your 18V drill batteries will work with it Get amzn.to/3E8baw8
I laid mine out fully unwound and painted marks at every 2.5ft and every 5ft, so I had some idea how much line was out. If you hit something, you at least have an idea where it may be.
I just pulled it out all the way and mines just stoped. It stays in. I did painted the cable every 5 feet in white like you did and painted the end of it red to tell me that all of it. Great tip. 👍
Dont underestimate the value of this tool...i had a backed up sewer line and using this in the cleanout pipe, I was able to clear out the clog. Saved me $300 and only took aboit 15 min of work....tool paid for itself at least 4x over. With that said, follow this guys instructions because it explains it perfectly
Exactly. I looked at what it would cost to have Roto router come out and then I looked at the price yes and I said I’m gonna try to do it myself and it worked. Good luck on your future projects and thank you for watching.
Glad I could help do it yourself save money in this train auger really works well. It really saved us and I don’t know if you saw the thing that I pulled out of my drain but it was ugly and we got the water flowing good luck and thank you for watching
Scariest part of seeing what you pull out is the thought that if that plant got in there, you have a broken pipe somewhere that will either fill again, or worse, be collapsed by weight of dirt.
It doesn’t attach because it’s connected to the machine you could paint little marks on at various links that way you would know good luck thanks for watching
thanks,used it but forgot about squeezer or lock in,ha,threw the directions away,finished drain job but also didnt know forward from reverse,,,shitshow
Excellent very good idea on the painting and let you know where the heck you are when you’re putting it in good luck on your project thank you for watching
When you’re pulling it back moves really slow so you have to be kind of patient with it and you get a check the setting on the head to make sure that it is reversing good luck thanks for watching
HI, I was just wondering if you had any luck with yours without pulling the toilet? I am in the same situation. I really don't want to pull the toilet. Just wondering if it worked? Thanks
Tim from Canada suggestion, and a comment. you forgot to takeoff the little plastic sleeve that is on the end of the auger. It’s not going to catch anything until you takeoff the plastic. Messed Up takeoff plastic sleeve first.
Yep there were tree roots and I think I’m probably gonna have to pull the old pipe out eventually and put a new one in which I’m not looking forward to but if I do I will make a video and show you good luck thanks for watching
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I have one of those Ryobi drain snakes. It works like a top and I only paid $135 for mine. I brought it home and within minutes I fixed a slow shower drain in the basement shower.
