See snake?

JK_3

I have mine for about 18 months and am very pleased. Use it for inspections and for locating leaks in walls and ceilings.Almost eliminates cutting large holes that need repair ,instead we make quarter size holes that cand be repaired with a dollop of compound or plaster of paris.

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Timco

They are on sale at Johnstone. Anyone use them? Thinking about this for boiler / furnace inspections.

Tim

lee_7

I have one, not bad. Works pretty good for price of unit. I do not have entensions, so I can not comment on how it works with extra lenghts of wand on it. Also nice to locate wires in walls, or to loook inside wall cavities for clearances.

Shane_2

Great tool

I have one, with one extra 3' extentsion. I have had mine for almost 2 years. For me, it's one of those tools that I don't know what I would do without.

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Timco

Does it have the ability to save an image?

lee_7

Mine does not, that is available on the newer, much, much more expensive model

Jim_64

the handhelds are excellent

for boiler inspections etc. we also have the large, 50' sewer size that captures images. and ebay has them by non-big name companies for much less $ than ridgid etc

hot_rod

Nice for looking

inside indirect tanks. The end will fit through a 3/4" tap on a tank so you can examine coils and deposits inside the tank.

You can also peek inside various areas of mod con boilers, old radiators, etc.

It's as good as your imagination will allow.

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hank_6

see snake

Have Milwaukees version, much better than the Ridgid IMHO,although the Ridgid is a nice tool.Used it the other day to show a homeowner a crack in a heat exchanger that was really tough to locate due to the horizontal nature of the system (20 yr old Carrier) on a furnace..remove the high limit on a furnace and check to see if the "wedding rings" are still intact on older Goodman and comparible furnaces. also many other uses, well worth the investment.
HANK

Unknown

I have one too Tim,

as many have stated, very handy for many things, hidden leaks or inspections.
Have used mine for looking in obstructed toilet bowls, unfortunately it will not make the turn around its trap but it does narrow down the obstruction point.

Dave