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Sewer JetterMJ-1000

The MJ-1000 is a 1,000-liter sewer jetter mounted on a 1.7-ton chassis, built for clearing blocked sewer and drain lines up to about 8 inches in diameter — a step up in flow and hose length from the compact MJ-500, while still fitting a smaller vehicle footprint.

Page last updated: September 9, 2026

How It Works

High-pressure jetting clears a blocked line and flushes the debris out of it, rather than just pushing the blockage further down the pipe. The MJ-1000's 60 LPM / 140 bar triplex plunger pump, driven by a full-torque split-shaft PTO off the vehicle's gearbox, forces water through a 12mm x 60m hose and a self-propelled nozzle that pulls itself forward through the line, breaking up the blockage and flushing debris ahead of it. Because it maintains constant pressure at the nozzle regardless of hose length, it cleans faster and more consistently than mechanical rodding or cable machines. A hydraulically wound hose reel and an additional hand-held washing gun for equipment, vehicle, and general high-pressure washing round out the unit.

Key Features

  • 1,000-liter mild steel water tank with an internal baffle, top manhole, and climbing ladder
  • 60 LPM / 140 bar triplex plunger jetting pump, driven by a full-torque split-shaft PTO
  • 12mm x 60m thermoplastic jetting hose, rated to 170 bar working / 400 bar minimum bursting pressure
  • Hydraulically wound hose reel on a pedestal bearing with a stainless steel rotary joint
  • Lateral cleaning system with a hand-held washing gun for equipment, vehicle, and general high-pressure washing
  • Water level alarm and gauge, plus a pressure gauge and 3-way control valves on the control panel
  • Two-coat epoxy primer finish for corrosion resistance

Nozzles

Every MJ-series sewer jetter ships standard with two nozzle types:

  • Conical Head Nozzle (front and rear holes) — a general-purpose nozzle that balances forward penetration with rear thrust to pull the hose through the line
  • Round Head Nozzle (front and rear holes) — a wider spray pattern for flushing loosened debris out of the line

Additional nozzle types can be supplied to match specific jetting jobs, including:

  • Penetrator Nozzle — forward and rear jets to punch through grease plugs and tough blockages before flushing
  • Root Cutter Nozzle — carries small cutting blades driven by the water jets to shred root intrusions
  • Flusher / Descaling Nozzle — flailing chains or carbide tips to scour hardened scale and mineral buildup from pipe walls
  • Rotating Nozzle — spins under pressure for 360° wall cleaning, effective on grease and light debris

Optional Accessories

  • Inspection Camera — attaches in place of the nozzle to give a live color view down the line as the hose is fed in, with recording so you can document line condition before and after cleaning

Ideal For

  • Sewer and drain lines up to about 200mm (8 inches) in diameter
  • Municipalities and contractors that need more flow and hose length than the MJ-500 without moving up to a full-size truck chassis
  • Routine residential and light commercial line maintenance

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size drain lines can the MJ-1000 clean?

Up to about 200mm (8 inches) in diameter, using its 60 LPM / 140 bar jetting pump and 60m hose.

What nozzles come with the MJ-1000?

Conical Head and Round Head nozzles, both with front and rear holes, are standard. Specialty nozzles such as root cutters and descaling nozzles can be supplied on request.

Can I add an inspection camera?

Yes — a camera can be fitted in place of the nozzle on any MJ-series jetter, including the MJ-1000, with both live view and recording.

How is the MJ-1000 different from the MJ-500?

The MJ-1000 carries roughly double the flow (60 LPM vs. 13 LPM) and twice the hose length (60m vs. 30m), driven off the vehicle's own PTO rather than an auxiliary engine, letting it handle larger lines and longer runs.