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Buy professional Gorlitz drain cleaning machines from J.M. McKinney Co. This lineup covers 24 machines across four size classes, sink machines for fixture lines, drain machines for standard residential and light commercial work, combination machines that switch between cable sizes, and heavy-duty sewer machines for the largest lines.
The GO 15, GO 15A, and GO 15 SE run 1/4″ cable up to 35′ or 50′, sized for sink, tub, and lavatory lines. The GO 15 SE adds a built-in footswitch for hands-free operation. The GO 250 also runs 1/4″ cable at 50′ and doubles as the smaller cable option in the combination machines below.
The GO 380 and GO 380A step up to 3/8″ cable at 65′ and 90′ respectively, for standard drain lines beyond what a sink machine handles. The GO 50 series covers a wider range: 1/2″ cable at 80′, 100′, or 125′ on the GO 50, GO 50 PE, and GO 50S, and 13/32″ or 3/8″ cable on the GO 50B and GO 50A models. PE variants add power engagement, feeding the cable forward and back mechanically instead of by hand.
The GO 380/250 and GO 380A/250 combination machines pair a 3/8″ drain cable with a 1/4″ sink cable on one machine, useful for a truck that handles a mix of fixture and drain line calls without carrying two separate machines.
The GO 62 series runs 5/8″ or 11/16″ cable at 100′, built for larger residential and light commercial sewer lines, with HD (heavy-duty) and PE (power engagement) variants. The GO 68 and GO 68HD step up further to 11/16″ cable at 150′, the largest capacity in this lineup, with the GO 68HD adding geared drive for higher torque on tough clogs and root intrusion. Both are available in standard and PE configurations.
Match cable diameter and length to the line, not the other way around. A 1/4″ sink machine is wrong for a 4″ sewer lateral, and a 11/16″ sewer machine is overkill for a bathroom sink. Most service trucks carry a sink machine for daily fixture calls and a mid-size drain machine for general work, adding a sewer machine only when the route regularly includes larger commercial or municipal lines. The combination models are worth considering for a truck that wants fewer machines to carry rather than one dedicated to each cable size.
Drain machines run smaller cable, 3/8″ to 1/2″, for standard residential and light commercial lines. Sewer machines run 5/8″ to 11/16″ cable for larger lines and heavier clogs.
PE indicates power engagement, the machine feeds cable forward and back mechanically instead of the operator feeding it by hand.
The GO 68 and GO 68HD run 11/16″ cable at 150′, the largest capacity offered.
For many trucks, yes. The GO 380/250 and GO 380A/250 pair a 3/8″ drain cable with a 1/4″ sink cable on one machine, covering both jobs without carrying a dedicated machine for each.
Both run the same 11/16″ x 150′ cable capacity. The GO 68HD adds geared drive for higher torque on tougher clogs and root intrusion.
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