Greenworks 24V Cordless Plumbing Drain Auger/Snake (23-FT / 560 RPM) For Unclogging Sinks, Shower Drains, Toilets, and More! (3/4"-2" Pipes), 2.0Ah Battery and Charger Included

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L'offre avait le chargeur de batterie inclus. Le chargeur de batterie n'était pas.

Ich kann damit nicht umgehen, ist mir zu schwer- das Gerät. Auch habe ich angst bekommen, nach der Benutzerbeschreibung ! was da alles passieren kann !

I use this more than twice a month for a small apartment complex and mostly small diameter, indoor sink drains. This is a bargain for what it is, auto feed and reversable direction motor make this so much easier than the usual manual crank drain snakes of the same length and diameter you can get for cheap at most hardware stores. This is NOT a heavy duty, professional quality snake as you have to finesse the wire into some tough clogs or risk snapping the wire. I had to dismantle the machine to bend the auto-feed prongs back into shape as it stopped working after about 15 uses but the auto-feed has been fine after another 40 clogs. One feature that is missing and really needed is a locking position when you don't want auto-feed while trying to carefully push through a tough clog in the neutral position which just allows the wire to be pushed back into the drum with no force. I have to manually grab the wire and hand feed it a little bit at a time, leather gloves required. Battery will probably run for around an hour before needing recharging so can get a few clogs on one charge. Also wish that replacement wires from other mfrs. were compatible as the attachment ends are all different and you end up paying full retail having to buy directly from the Greenworks site. Handle this with care and dry & oil the line when you're done and this should last awhile. Overall, a good deal and I have gotten my money's worth from this already and still going strong.

Setup (2 minutes) after 1 hour batterey charge. Unboxed and charged the battery in about an hour. No assembly required—just slide the battery into the base. Performance (5–10 minutes) First pass: Pulled the trigger, let the 25 ft cable feed until it met resistance. Clearing: Alternated feed/retract cycles, then reversed the snake to pull out debris. Result: My kitchen sink is free of clog. Our kitchen sink gets clogged every 2–3 years—was clear on the first try. Pros Lightweight charger. Simple trigger control—no hand cranking Battery was charged in about an hour Cons Cable can be stiff in tighter U-bends but not bad for a snake. Bottom Line: If you’re done wrestling a hand crank snake, this battery-powered model is a lot easier than a hand cranked snake. I would buy it again and recommend it to anyone who hates plungers (learned that the hard way—don’t over-plunge or you risk blowing a seal). At $80, it pays for itself if you avoid a plumber visit.