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D-25 Handy
Operating Instructions
Drill Operation
1. To use the D-25 Handy manually, follow the instruc-
tions for Manual Operation.
2. To use with electric drill,
remove the turning handle
from the top of the con-
tainer and slide the ex-
posed spindle into
chuck of your 3/8" double
-insulated, UL approved
drill only. Tighten drill
chuck securely.
3. Loosen container chuck.
Pull cable from container
and insert into drain.
4. Push cable in until resistance is met. Leave not more
than six inches of cable between tool and drain open-
ing, then tighten chuck.
5. Grip drill handle securely in one hand, and grip
sleeve of D-25 in the other hand before squeezing
trigger switch. Drill switch must be in Forward posi-
tion so that the container turns clockwise.
6. Start will a slight pressure on the trigger for slow
speed. As more pressure is applied, the drum will
spin faster. With the drill running at the desired
speed, push the tool gently towards the drain.
DO NOT USE THE CONTINUOUS RUN
BUTTON. DRILL SPEED MUST NOT
EXCEED 550 RPM.
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7. Release the trigger, loosen the container chuck and
pull back container about six inches. Tighten chuck
and repeat procedure until the stoppage is reached.
8. When you reach the stoppage, the cable may have
difficulty moving forward. Move the tool back and
forth until the cable has passed the obstruction.
9. When line is clear, retract cable while continuing to
run drill in forward direction. (Container rotates in the
clockwise direction.)
Hint: It's often helpful to have a small stream of
water running in the line to wash the debris away
while the tool is in operation and after.
DO NOT USE REVERSE TO PULL THE
CABLE OUT OF THE DRAIN. ALWAYS
RUN TOOL IN FORWARD. USE RE-
VERSE ONLY TO RELEASE CABLE
Maintenance
To keep your tool operating smoothly, it is essential that
all bearings and bushings be lubricated. Oiling moving
parts is particularly important where tool comes in contact
with sand, grit and other abrasive material.
DISCONNECT TOOL FROM POWER
SOURCE BEFORE PERFORMING
MAINTENANCE ON TOOL!
CABLE MAINTENENCE
To get maximum service from
your cables, be sure that they
are clean and well oiled. This
not only provides running
lubrication but greatly extends
the life of the cables as well.
Some users periodically pour
oil directly into the drum.
Then, as the drum turns, the
cables get complete lubrica-
tion. Our SNAKE OIL is ide-
ally suited for this purpose,
since it not only lubricates the
cables, it deodorizes them as
well.
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