Farmers

For farmers & drainage contractors

Find the bad tile. Dig once.

Owning a push camera means checking your drainage tile on your own time. No more waiting on someone else. Find exactly where the blockage or broken tile is from above, and stop ripping up good pipe and crop to find it.

▶ Watch Larson Farms use our mC80 on their tile
425 ftof push rod on the Rausch mC80, our best-selling field tile cameraSee how it works →
425 ftPush rod
3″+Tile size
Self-levelingCamera head keeps the picture upright
512 Hzor 33 kHz sonde, found from above
BatteryBuilt in, 4+ hours
SD cardRecords video & photos
How it works

Four steps from wet spot to fixed tile

1

Push the camera

Feed the mC80 down the tile from the outlet or a riser and watch it live on the 8″ screen.

2

Walk the line

A Vivax-Metrotech locator picks up the 512 Hz sonde in the camera head from above.

3

Mark the spot

Flag the break, root ball or blockage right where the locator says, and note its approximate depth.

4

Dig once

One hole in the right place, not a trench across good tile and crop. (Larson Farms pulling a root-plugged tile.)

The old way

Guess & trench

  • Wait on someone else to come look
  • Dig where the water shows up and hope
  • Tear up good tile and standing crop to find it
  • Do it again next year
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With your own camera

See it & dig once

  • Check tile on your own time, any day
  • See roots, silt, crushed or separated tile
  • Locate the camera head from above, with depth
  • One hole, in the right spot
Mini reels

Our own mC80 on a Minnesota farm

Tap a reel to play or pause.

Out to the field
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Feed the push rod
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Push it & watch it live
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Find it with the locator
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We demo at your place
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Self-leveling camera head
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Real farm, real tile

Larson Farms runs our mC80

Chet Larson and the Larson Farms crew run a Rausch mC80 push camera from Jet Line Sales on their drain tile, and they film the work for their YouTube channel. Watch them track down gopher damage, flooded tile and tree roots, then dig in the right spot.

Larson Farms on YouTube →
Larson Farms crew at a drain tile repair dig
mC80 from Jet Line, in the field at Larson Farms
Gopher damage

The Gophers Are Destroying Our Tile System!!

Flooded tile

Mother Nature Is Flooding Us Off The Map!!

Tree roots

Training The New Guy: Why Tree Roots Suck!

Video

Push camera in action

Our own video: a minCam push camera inspecting drainage tile.

More on our YouTube →
Pay for it

Write it off or finance it

Farm equipment usually doesn't qualify for city water grants, but these lower what you pay.

100%

Bonus depreciation

Write off new equipment the year it goes into service. Ask your accountant.

Up to $2.5M

Section 179

Expense qualifying equipment instead of depreciating it over years.

Financing

Payments that fit

We work with lenders who finance equipment.

Safety grants

Workers' comp programs

Some state programs also cover farm employers.

See all your options →

From a farm customer

“I bought the Rausch Push Camera System for inspecting drain tile, along with the locator. This system has saved countless hours solving many drainage issues. It has already paid for itself in time and materials saved.”

Dave S., Staples Farm

More reviews →
Why Jet Line

Your Rausch push camera dealer

01

Demo in your field

We bring a camera out and run it in your own tile.

02

Training

In person, or by phone and video if you're out of state. Service training

03

Repairs & reterms

Rausch repairs, cable reterms and parts in our Kensington, MN shop. General repairs

04

Loaners

Keep working while yours is in for service. Rausch loaner program

FAQ

Farm & tile questions

Is a push camera worth it for field tile?

If you fix tile every year, owning one means you check it on your own time instead of waiting on someone else, and you dig in the right spot instead of tearing up good tile and crop.

Which camera is best for tile?

The Rausch mC80 is our best seller for field tile: 425 ft of stiff push rod, a self-leveling camera head for tile 3″ and up, a 512 Hz sonde (33 kHz available) so a locator can find the head from above, a built-in battery, and video and photo recording to an SD card.

How do I find where the problem is?

Pair the camera with a Vivax-Metrotech locator. Push the camera to the problem, walk the line with the locator, and it shows you where the camera head is and about how deep.

Can it run off my UTV?

Yes. The mC80 has a built-in battery for 4+ hours and a 12V car charger adapter, and it rides on a UTV to get out to the field.

Can I clean the tile too?

Yes. A trailer jetter with the right nozzle flushes silt and roots out of tile lines. We will help match the jetter and nozzle to your tile size.

Do you ship and train outside your area?

Rausch push cameras ship anywhere in the U.S., and we train by phone or video. Repairs, cable reterms and loaners come out of our Kensington, MN shop.

Can I write it off or finance it?

New equipment can qualify for 100% bonus depreciation and Section 179; ask your accountant (Jet Line is not a tax advisor). We also work with lenders who finance equipment.

Stop guessing where the tile is broken

Tell us your tile sizes and how long your runs are. We will match a camera and locator and bring it out to your field.

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