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    Drill-Powered Drum-Type Drain Snakes

    Image of Product. Side1 orientation. Contains Inset. Drain Snakes. Drill-Powered Drum-Type Drain Snakes, Style A.

    Style A

    Image of Product. Side1 orientation. Contains Inset. Drain Snakes. Drill-Powered Drum-Type Drain Snakes, Style B.

    Style B

    Minimize arm fatigue with these drill-powered drain snakes. Do not use with toilets.
    Drill Not Included—Drain snakes that do not include a drill can be operated with any 3/8" or 1/2" drill; for optimal performance, use at 350 rpm. A hand crank is included for when a power source is not available. When used with a cordless drill, you get a powered drain snake without being tied to a cord.
    Auto-Feed Lever—Drain snakes with an auto-feed lever automatically push their cable through your drain, saving you effort when feeding long lengths of cable.
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    Drill Not Included
    AStandard Chuck, Removable Hand Crank1 1/4" to 2"1/4" (25 ft.)Showers, Tubs, Sinks19"9"9"BulbPlastic550 rpm00000000000000
    BAuto-Feed Lever, Removable Hand Crank1 1/4" to 2"1/4" (25 ft.)Showers, Tubs, Sinks18"11"8 1/2"BulbPlastic550 rpm00000000000000
     

    Cable-Type Toilet and Urinal Drain Snakes

    Image of ProductInUse. Drill Power Source (Drill Not Included). Side1 orientation. Drain Snakes. Cable-Type Toilet and Urinal Drain Snakes, Manual, Drill Powered.

    Drill Power Source (Drill Not

    Included)

    Image of Product. Manual Power Source. Front orientation. Drain Snakes. Cable-Type Toilet and Urinal Drain Snakes.

    Manual Power Source

    Image of Specification. Front orientation. ZoomedIn view. Contains Border. Bulb Head. Cable-Type Toilet and Urinal Drain Snakes.
    Image of Specification. Front orientation. ZoomedIn view. Contains Border. Drop Head. Cable-Type Toilet and Urinal Drain Snakes.

    Bulb Head

    Drop Head

    Image of Specification. Side1 orientation. ZoomedIn view. Contains Border. U-Cutter Head. Cable-Type Toilet and Urinal Drain Snakes.

    U-Cutter Head

    Also known as toilet augers, these drain snakes have a plastic guard joining the rod and cable to prevent damage to your toilet or urinal.
    Drop Head—Drop-head drain snakes have a jointed connection to maneuver through bends in pipe.
    U-Cutter Head—U-cutter-head drain snakes slice through debris to break up hard blockages.
    Drill Powered—Drill-powered drain snakes let you replace their crank handle with a cordless drill, so they can remove clogs much quicker than manual drain snakes. Since your drill is doing the work, these drain snakes minimize arm fatigue.
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    Bulb Head
    Manual15/32" (3 ft.)Plastic—0000000000000
    Manual15/32" (3 ft. to 6 ft.)Plastic—000000000000
    Manual, Drill1/2" (6 ft.)Plastic5000000000000000
     
    Drop Head
    Manual15/32" (3 ft.)Plastic—000000000000
    Manual, Drill1/2" (6 ft.)Plastic5000000000000000
     
    For Urinals
     
    U-Cutter Head
    Manual, Drill3/8" (4 ft.)Plastic5000000000000000
     
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