Hitting 10 years plumbing and still think Ridgid SeeSnake is overrated BS

Just hit my 10 year mark as a plumber, and I'm charging $150/hr for drain jobs now. Everybody raves about the Ridgid SeeSnake, but I've had two break on me in the last year alone. Switched to a cheaper General Pipe Cleaners snake and it's held up way better, no more warranty headaches. Fight me if you disagree.

lol your 10 year anniversary gift is a broken snake? classic.

Try the Milwaukee M18 drain snake attachment instead, saved me tons on repairs.

General is underrated, good call on switching.

Congrats on 10 years, that's when the real money starts rolling in.

Overrated? That SeeSnake paid for my truck twice over.

At $150/hr you're laughing all the way to the bank anyway.

10 years in and still dealing with snakes? I'd quit.

Grab a used Milwaukee from eBay, half the price and reliable.

Ridgid fanboy here, but respect the General switch.

$150/hr? Wish I was there, still at 90.

Haha, plumbing beats landscaping pay any day.

Corporate BS ruining good tools, same in every trade.

10 years is a milestone, celebrate with a new tool budget.

Overrated tools are the worst, eat into profits.

Saw a post on r/Plumbing about SeeSnake fails, you're not alone.

General's customer service is trash too, but cheaper fixes.

$150/hr sounds low for 10 years experience.

Congrats man, that's when you start subcontracting.

Ridgid lobby must be paying you to badmouth, jk.

Hitting milestones like that keeps me going.

Switched brands mid-career, best decision.

Plumbers United group full of Ridgid complaints lately.

10 years? Time to raise to 175 easy.

Tools breaking sucks, but $150 covers it quick.

Funny how we all hate the same gear.

Try Uponor for plumbing lines, changes everything.

Corporate tools are a scam, back to basics.

Milestone congrats, now hire an apprentice.

General held up on my last sewer job.

$150/hr in this economy? Boss move.

r/Plumbing had a similar rant last week.

Overrated tools piss me off too.

10 years is huge, proud of ya.

Switching saved me time and money.

Same frustration with my mowers.

PEX jobs pay better anyway.

Haha, electricians feel your pain on overpriced gear.

Congrats on the milestone!

$150 is entry level for vets.

Ridgid's warranty is a joke.

Hit 15 last month, tools still suck.

Try Viega fittings, game changer.

Corporate rage unites us all.

Proud of your 10 years, keep grinding.

Same here, tools failing left and right.

Milestones make the BS worth it.

What's your go-to for drains now?

$150/hr? Teach me your ways.

General all the way, reliable.

Funny story, my snake snapped mid-job once.

10 years in plumbing? Legend status.

Switch to cordless for mobility.

Overrated brands everywhere.

Congrats, that's a win.

r/HomeImprovement thread on this.

Hate when tools let you down.

Cleaning up after bad tools sucks.

Milestone vibes!

General's underrated gem.

Carpenters have same tool gripes.

$150 covers the headaches.

Proud moment, celebrate.

Switch worked for me too.

Corporate tools suck.

10 years strong!

What's next milestone?

Ridgid overhypped.

Same commiseration.

Tools failing is universal.

$150/hr goal achieved.

Funny how it happens.

Plumbing Pros group agrees.

Milestones keep us going.

Switch smart.

10 years? Respect.

Tools BS everywhere.

Proud of you.

General better choice.

Don't buy Ridgid new.

Warning: Skip the hype.

Frustrated with brands too.

$150/hr solid rate.

Milestone congrats.

Same tool fails.

Switch to reliable gear.

10 years is key.

Overrated indeed.

Proud achievement.

Funny tool stories.

What's your favorite now?

Ridgid sucks, agreed.