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The snake seems to have done the trick, knock on wood! Thanks for the help, fellas!

I tried to a diagram of what my setup looks like... The problem I have, even when I have a strong seal around the compressed air hose, is that there's no chance for the drain line to get pressurized: it just blows out the end that drips into the condensate pan. And I just now realized...

I tried doing that through the access "T" in the drain line, but rather than loosening the clog, it just blew air straight back into the condensate pan. Although I suppose I could cut a section of the drain line after the "T", blow the air in there and then put the whole thing back together.

Howdy, all. I've got a clog in my AC drain line, but the trouble that I'm having is that the drain line empties in an inaccessible location. It drops down through the wall and is connected via PVC pipe to the drain line of a bathroom sink. I'm a bit reluctant to try to use a shop-vac to...