Do you make a nozzle smaller than 3/8 that would be a industry great 😊

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Ive been using the 3/8 reaper nozzle for the past 3 years. Regardless of how long I attempted to remove all roots in a 4inch line it cant be done and im forced to send the warthog through to completely clear the line. The reaper is excellent for getting a line opened fast but not having spinning jets on the sides it absolutely will not clear the roots. Its very disappointing since the reaper is by far superior to the warthog when it comes to reliability and serviceability. If you could make a 3/8 reaper nozzle that can also cut roots with spinning jets on the side you would have the perfect all in one nozzle.

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I am a fan of the reaper., You gotta have a beast of a machine too.. as I do…. But if you do, this thing will do the job.. it doesn’t have a lot of pulling power. But it’s enough.. I think if it had more pulling power, then you would lose that extra power up front.. it’s a well balanced nozzle in that regard… I use the reaper, the bulldog and a couple of button nozzles .. I’ve got the warthog too.. and it’s good, but it’s a pain in the ass to maintain and I think the reaper does a better job…

Are these available in australia

What's the GPM? I use a warthhog and my GPM is around 53 Gpm.

I use a ripsaw #6 at around 2100psi would my pump support something like this ?

How do they work for descaling?

I come from Vietnam, where can i buy it?

How many gpm is needed for the 3/8

Can we see the Reaper go up against the direct hit nozzles? Say the C38 and DC 38 in a 3/8”. That would be fantastic.

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