Need some good input. What is a good sewer scope camera system to start with? Also, what are some key “must have” features to be aware of? Pros and Cons if possible. Thanks in Advance.
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There are many threads on this in the archives of this forum.
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Get training. A sewer scope is not just pushing a camera through a pipe. Training will tell you what you need to know about tools.
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Thanks for the info. Training has been completed, as well as facilities and utilities management for some time. I was just picking the brains for some advice on a smaller scale. Large utilities is what I am use to. Thanks in Advance.
Thanks Dave!
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Rigid is the brand I see all the pros using. Even those break at times. There are lots of cheaper brands that aren’t as rugged. There’s a pretty big difference between running down newer plastic ABS/PVC lines and old cast iron, concrete or clay pipes. Over the years we’ve subbed out the scopes and I’ve watched thousands. I bought a Scout brand camera and have done a couple of my own and it works fine but I’d never put it down anything but a plastic line.
I’d definitely have a plan for what to do when your equipment goes down. Local repair availability? Backup to sub out the work to? Backup camera?
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