Vac-Con releases new non-CDL Titan sewer cleaning truck
(UI) — Vac-Con has introduced its non-CDL Titan three-yard combination sewer cleaning truck, which provides the performance expected from the premium line of Vac-Con machines in a compact configuration.
This model is an ideal option for smaller municipalities and contractors and those who need the ability for anyone on the team to jump in the truck and go — no CDL required. This is a premium unit for the masses.
The non-CDL Titan weighs under 26,000 GVWR with full freshwater tanks and features three-yards of usable capacity in the debris body. A simple operating system is designed for operators of all skill levels to comfortably run the machine in the field.
Notable standard features include:
- Positive displacement blower rated up to 2,100 CFM at 16-inch Hg
- Lightweight aluminum water tanks with 500-gallon capacity
- 30 GPM at 3,000 PSI water system
- Titan style 60-inch diameter debris tank
- Improved Titan filtration with cyclone separator and final filter
- Hose reel rotates 180-degrees with capacity of 500-ft. x ¾-in. hose
- Boom rotates 180-degrees and extends 5-ft. with a lifting capacity of 500-lbs. at full extension
“Vac-Con continues to meet customer requirements by innovating and expanding our product offering,” Bryce Rieger, national sales manager, said. “The non-CDL Titan fills the gap in an evolving industry where operator skills range from beginner to expert. Anyone can drive and operate this machine, which empowers our customers with the flexibility they need to get the job done.”
The non-CDL Titan is available now for demonstrations.
Related News
From Archive
- DeLa Express seeks FERC approval for Permian-to-Louisiana gas pipeline project
- Hudson Tunnel Project set to generate 95,000 jobs during construction phase, report says
- Boring machine 'Chessie' resumes drilling at Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel site after anchor incident
- Charleston Water System settles huge lawsuit over sewer system damage caused by non-flushable wipes
- Aegion continues western expansion with acquisition of underground utilities company Toncco
- Ditch Witch 1030
- 24th Annual Directional Drilling Survey
- Michigan lawmakers introduce bills to create septic codes throughout the state
- House passes Rep. Duarte's legislation to streamline water permitting processes in the Valley
- Court approves 3M settlement over ‘forever chemicals’ in public drinking water systems
Comments