Vacuum Truck Articles

The benefits of GPS-based fleet management are clear. But have you thought about how your drivers are going to react when GPS...

You can call Mike Oberg a Kenworth man.Oberg started his pumping business, Mike’s Septic, in Eagle River, Wisconsin, in 1993, and a...

Customer satisfaction is the primary force behind all successful businesses, regardless of the specific industries in which they operate. To cultivate a...

Telematics provide a number of benefits that make fleet management easier than ever. More important, they provide clear answers to the industry's...

A Birnamwood, Wisconsin, septic company was called to the rescue on Saturday, July 25, when a farm truck crashed and spilled liquid...

A home in Springfield Township, Pennsylvania, was damaged July 8 when a septic truck carrying 3,000 gallons of sewage left the road,...

Recently, the Town of Southington, Connecticut, decided to completely refurbish its 1998 Vac-Con unit rather than purchase a new catch basin cleaner....

Verizon Networkfleet's telematics solution is designed to work with fleets of any size to transform the way they operate by providing actionable data...

The Professional Line of wet/dry vacs from RIDGID range from the portable 4-gallon to the high-capacity 16-gallon model. The 1650RV motor-on-bottom delivers...

SepticTrux from Vacutrux Limited are available on chassis from 33,000 to 86,000 GVWR single axle, tandem or tri, with tank sizes from...

Septic trucks built by Robinson Vacuum Tanks are available in polished aluminum and carbon steel, and can be built as large as...

The VP Series service truck from Pac-Mac, a division of Hol-Mac Corporation, comes with a 2,500-gallon tank with 66-inch O.D. and 156-inch...

The Princess II from Keith Huber Corporation is designed for easy operation and equipped with a high cfm vacuum pump, rear restroom...

VAC3000 Series trucks from Imperial Industries are ASME-certified 407/412 steel DOT units with capacities of 3,200 and 3,600 gallons. Choose either a...