The Lower Manhole Rigid Rod Guide has been engineered and formed by SRECO-FLEXIBLE® to provide accurate positioning of rods when entering the line. It is required for all hand rodding and power drive cleaning with sectional rods.
Lower Manhole Rigid Rod Guide
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The Lower Manhole Rigid Rod Guide has been engineered and formed by SRECO-FLEXIBLE® to provide accurate positioning of rods when entering the line.
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