What tool is particularly used with a power rodder?

The tool specifically used with a power rodder is spring blades. A power rodder is a powerful device utilized to clear blockages in sewer lines. Spring blades are an effective attachment for a power rodder because they are designed to flex and navigate through pipes, capturing and cutting through stubborn clogs, especially those formed by roots or other obstructions.

Spring blades work by using a combination of rotational motion and the flexible design of the blades to engage and dislodge materials from the walls of the pipes, making them particularly suitable for use in conjunction with a power rodder. This attachment enhances the efficacy of the power rodder, allowing for a more thorough cleaning and maintenance process in the collection systems.

While tools like a chain pipe cutter and root saw are important in sewer maintenance, they serve different specific purposes such as cutting pipes or managing root intrusions separately, rather than operating directly with the power rodder itself. A sewer camera is primarily used for inspection and assessment rather than clearing blockages, further distinguishing it from spring blades in terms of functionality when paired with a power rodder.