Fisher M-66 Valve and Box Locator $560 Request a quote
Finds buried and paved-over valve boxes and other metal. Works through concrete and asphalt.
$532Fisher Locators
Our Fisher locators are made for utility work: the M-66 valve and box locator and the TW-6 pipe and cable locator. One finds the box, and the other finds the line.
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Fisher TW-6 Pipe and Cable Locator $956 Request a quote
Finds lost or unknown pipe and cable, plus valves, tees and paved-over manholes.
$908Which Fisher locator do you need?
Valve boxes and buried metal
The Fisher M-66 is an all-metal detector for finding valve boxes and other buried metal, even through concrete and asphalt. Two knobs and a meter keep it simple, and a ground control holds the reading steady over mineral soil.
Pipe and cable, known or lost
The Fisher TW-6 is a split-box line locator. Its transmitter puts a signal on a buried metal pipe or cable and the receiver follows it, so you can find lost or unknown lines as well as trace the ones you know. It also picks up valves, tees and paved-over manholes along a main.
For utility work, not hobby detecting
Fisher also makes metal detectors for hobby use. We don't carry those. The M-66 and TW-6 are Fisher tools made for utility crews, and they're the ones we sell and service.
M-66 and TW-6 parts and repair
When a Fisher locator needs work, Joe Malone tests it, checks the controls and replaces worn parts like coils, switches, latches and covers.
Fisher locators for crews and fleets
Buying for a whole crew? Tell us how many M-66 and TW-6 units you need, and we'll respond with one written quote. We stay in contact after the sale, and we're here when a unit needs service.
Questions
How much does a Fisher locator cost?
Our Fisher locators start at $532 for the M-66, and the TW-6 is $908. Request a quote and we'll respond in writing.
Is the Fisher M-66 a line locator?
No. The M-66 is a metal detector for valve boxes and other buried metal, and Fisher says not to use it in place of a line tracer. To find and follow pipe and cable, use the TW-6.
Can a Fisher locator find plastic pipe?
Not the pipe itself. Push a fish tape or plumber's snake through it and trace that with the TW-6. Shallow foil tracer tape, 8 or 10 inches down, can also be found with the M-66.
Box or line? Tell us about the job
Call 937-657-2735 or request a quote and tell us what you're trying to find.