General Pipe Cleaners PO-MR-200 Feed Roller Assembly | Mini-Rooter XP & Pro Power Feed

General Pipe Cleaners PO-MR-200 Feed Roller Assembly | Mini-Rooter XP & Pro Power FeedRestore the grip and drive of your drain cleaner with the General Wire PO MR 200 Feed Roller Assembly, a critical component of the power cable feed system responsible for providing the consistent traction needed to drive 3 8" or 1 2" cables through tough clogs and long runs. When your cable starts to slip or "stall" during feeding or retraction, it's usually a sign that the roller surfaces are worn or the internal bearings are seized. Replacing your

Restore the grip and drive of your drain cleaner with the General Wire PO-MR-200 Feed Roller Assembly, a critical component of the power cable feed system responsible for providing the consistent traction needed to drive 3/8" or 1/2" cables through tough clogs and long runs. When your cable starts to slip or "stall" during feeding or retraction, it's usually a sign that the roller surfaces are worn or the internal bearings are seized. Replacing your worn unit with this genuine OEM PO-MR-200 assembly ensures your Mini-Rooter continues to deliver the professional-grade reliability that General Pipe Cleaners has been known for since the 1930s. Specifically engineered with the correct surface tension to grip the cable without causing premature cable wear or "birdcaging," this assembly is built to withstand the harsh, wet environments of professional plumbing and drain cleaning and serves as a direct-fit replacement for the swinging arm assembly in the PO-MR power feed housing. Compatible with the Mini-Rooter XP (MRXP), Mini-Rooter Pro, and Standard Mini-Rooter (when equipped with the PO-MR attachment), this high-strength alloy assembly with precision roller bearings is backed by nearly a century of American manufacturing expertise. To maximize the life of your new PO-MR-200, always clean and lubricate the feed assembly after every job—removing grit and debris from the roller surface prevents the "polishing" effect that leads to cable slippage.