- Maximum length of the gutter is 200 ft (61 m) when operating with serial hydraulic connection and 165 ft (50 m) with parallel connection. These maximum lengths are good regardless of the depth of the gutter and for either a pushing or pulling system.
- The hydraulic cross gutter cleaner is adapted for a cross gutter having between 18" (46 cm) and 24" (61 cm) of width.
- Different installation configurations are available to fit all cross gutter depths.
- Two sizes of cylinder available: 72" (183 cm) and 108" (274 cm).
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