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Tim Dell, left, vacuum systems sales manager for Foremost, points out the heated and insulated doghouse and heated valves on the 1600 Hydrovac. The unit is designed to operate effectively in temperatures as low as minus 40 degrees. (Photo by Craig Mandli)
Canadian hydroexcavator manufacturer Foremost has partnered with Colorado-based heavy truck distributor Transwest to enhance U.S. marketing efforts.The Foremost 1600 Hydrovac, with its distinctive doghouse, drew plenty of onlookers at the 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show.“The 1600 is designed to work effectively in temperatures down to minus 40 degrees,” says Tim Dell, vacuum systems sales manager for Foremost. “Not only is the doghouse insulated and heated, all external valves are, too. The heating options are a must in most Canadian climates, and we think this unit is going to be a good fit for the northern
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