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Custom Vacuum Trucks

 Long Island, NY 



Custom Septic Truck

Custom septic service trucks from Best Enterprises feature a 4,550-gallon stainless steel tank with overflow protection and sensor control, spring-mounted rear legs, a backup camera with LED display, a Masport 400WV vacuum pump, three stainless steel toolboxes, a remote-controlled 3,000-psi jetter system with electric hose reel and 275 feet of hose installed in an insulated and lighted stainless steel toolbox, nozzle kit, hydraulic drive system with warning light in the cab for PTO, and a backup switch on the dash for the jetter. The water compartment features a heater coil. The waste compartment features a jetter clean-out system and warning buzzer.



  Positive-Displacement Vacuum Truck

The HV55 HydroVax from GapVax is constructed from ASTM A572-Grade 50 steel, and has a 12.5-cubic-yard debris body and water tank options ranging from 400 to 1,400 gallons. Features include a positive displacement vacuum pump rated at 5,250 cfm with 28 inches Hg, prolonging the life of the filter bags and eliminating the threat of material entering the vacuum pump. The tailgate is fully opening with a field-adjustable hinge and dual cylinders and also has four fail-safe, individually adjustable locks that assure a complete seal. Options include a cold-weather recirculation package, sludge pump, auger unloading system, body pressurization system, remote pendants and wireless remotes, a high rail package and stainless steel body.

  Long-Body Vacuum Loader

The Guzzler Classic (CL) vacuum loader from Guzzler Manufacturing features enhanced operator ergonomics and improved air routing, filtration and maintenance. A longer body provides improved material separation. The standard ladder, catwalk and railing provide the operator with easier, safer access to the top of the truck. Enlarged bag house and cyclone cleanout access doors provide easier access. The transition to the dump tubes has been widened for more effective dumping. The linear wall connection from the cyclone to the bag house is bigger, providing more efficient airflow. The rounded transition from debris body to cyclone allows the future addition of valves to isolate the tank for adding pressure offload systems.

  Blower/Vacuum Truck

The VAC3000 Series from Imperial Industries are ASME certified 407/412 steel DOT units with capacities of 3,200 and 3,600 gallons. Choose either a blower system (NVE 4310 or the Hibon 820) or a vacuum system (Fruitland, Moro or Wittig) to meet specific needs. The units feature three rollover bars, bolt-on aluminum hose trays, 4-inch riser intake, 6-inch discharge, full-opening rear door, three-stage hoist assembly and a complete hydraulically controlled system. 




  Vacuum Truck with Hydraulic Components

Featuring a 3,300-gallon-capacity carbon steel tank with 5/16-inch shell for long life, a 20-inch top manway, hydraulic tank lift, full-opening hydraulically operated rear door, a PTO-driven hydraulically operated vacuum/pressure system, a liquid-cooled high-performance pump, full-length body trays for hose storage, a 4-inch inlet with internal standpipe for easy decanting, a 6-inch discharge valve for direct pressurized or gravity unloading, rear work lights and LED running lights, and a back-up alarm and grounding reel. Options include multiple compartment tank volumes, ASME/DOT 412 certification, a stainless steel tank with wetted stainless parts, high-pressure jetting systems with integral water compartment, an auxiliary transfer pump, and a top-mounted hydraulically operated 4-inch boom.

Contact Coleman Vacuum Systems Inc. & discuss your custom vactor or septic truck needs today.  



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