Hi,I hope everything is Groovy in your world. I thought I would touch base to brighten your day.I assembled a patent application myself and applied. I had my patent attorney finalize the deal with the Examiner, but not until I had a chance to speak with him. They published and he approved it a week later, 11/14/24. This is a mechanical method. It involves a lot of things, but is really cool. Sewer cleaning and descaling rigs have an excessive amount of hose, making for the system being so much larger than needed. It is all about friction, internal friction in a hose. See, when there is pressure added to a hose system, there is a huge discrepancy between the front of the hose as opposed to the rear. The energy lost is intense and the need for a 'bigger hammer' has driven to the conventional systems.This is a substitution for hose reels on these 'Jetter' rigs and much more than just substitute, it is a retrofit as well. The market expands to a retrofit market allowing folk that don’t use it on a daily basis to be up to snuff. It may produce up to 80% reduction in power use, and these rigs are on big diesel truck beds and large trailered rigs as well. I think I may have hit a nerve in the hose industry. This is a 14 Billion dollar business and I just wish to be a part of that.Now, think SAFETY!Speak to you soon, once I get the new and final publication by the USPTO.Best Regards,Bob Glasgow, patent applicant602 292-3934glasgowrobert@me.com