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Follow along with Tom, Andrew and Dominick Caprioni has they get portable restrooms ready for special events and provide grease trap service for a local restaurant.

Ten semi-finalists gather on stage for the chance to win either $35,000 or a customized 4x4 truck at the 2015 WWETT Industry Appreciation Party. The audience definitely had an opinion on what prize they wanted to see awarded. There was no lack of support for the headliner though - Cole Swindell brought the crowd to its feet to cap off the evening.

The Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show is less than a week away! The best new equipment and shiny tricked-out trucks are gathering under one huge roof for your perusal. Whatever you’re in the market for, this is the place to find it.

Tune in as Pumper Editor Jim Kneiszel speaks with Rajeev Kher of of 3S (Saraplast), located in Maharashtra, India. Kher makes the long trek to the WWETT Show to see what’s new in the industry so his company can provide a high level of service to his customers back in India.

Shon Steele, owner of G & C Septic Tank Service and a self-proclaimed relic, and son Cory explain how the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show can help you build a successful new-age advertising campaign.

Listen in as Pumper Editor Jim Kneiszel speaks with Dale Nicholas about his 38 years in the industry and the challenges of managing a three-county territory. Nicholas also talks about equipment he’s bought at the show and another reason he returns year after year: all the great friends he’s made along the way.

Tune in as Pumper Editor Jim Kneiszel speaks with industry veteran Dwayne Siegmann, owner of Chem-Can Services Inc. in Enid, Okla. Siegmann talks about starting his business at the age of 21, and building it into a 3,000-restroom outfit. And find out what keeps bringing him back to the trade show year after year.

Locating buried utilities used to be tough, but not anymore. Marty Silverman of General Pipe Cleaners demonstrates why the powerful 5-watt Hot-Spot transmitter should be in your locating arsenal. Tune in to see how this power-packed transmitter makes locating easier than ever.

Tune in as Walt “Clay” Kucharski, owner of Walt Kucharski Septic Service Inc. tells you what it’s like to inherit a 54-year-old business from parents who long-resisted attempts to modernize operations.

Tune in to see why Polylok’s Channel and Trench Drain system delivers the most flexibility in a heavy-duty design. Plus, get a step-by-step guide on constructing these innovative systems.

At 5 feet tall, Crissy Glass may not look like your average septic pumper and portable restroom operator, but watch how the petite 24-year-old handles all the day-to-day business for Tom’s Sewer and Septic Service in McDonald, Ohio. Plus, learn what tool Tom’s invested in at the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) show to streamline pumping jobs.

Stop wasting time shopping around for new equipment. Grab your shopping list and head to the industry’s best trade show. More than 500 vendors will be waiting to answer all your questions at the 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show.

Watch as Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners demonstrates how the upgraded Speedrooter 92 cable drain cleaning machine blends rugged reliability with ease of use.

Register to attend the 2015 WWETT show and you'll automatically be entered to win the Chevy 4x4.

Ken Howard always looked forward to retirement. Then in 1997, after 28 years of running a trash-hauling business in South Carolina’s Upcountry, he sold out and it was time to relax and enjoy life.

Tune in as Pumper Editor Jim Kneiszel speaks with pumper Doug Hurrelbrink, owner of Austin’s Pumping Service in Strafford, Mo.

John Landry, engineer at Keith Huber, shows you why the King Vac wet or dry vacuum loader is a must-see. Watch as he takes you on a grand tour of this newly redesigned rig that combines high cfm and deep vacuum. Plus, learn how two different loading principles merge to create one powerful machine: deep vacuum loading and high air conveyance.

Charles Holder of Hol-Mac Corporation, new owner of Keith Huber, explains how the new face of the vacuum truck manufacturer originated. Tune in to hear how the new-and-improved company is focused on long-term customer relationships and skilled employees who build reliable vacuum trucks.

Mike Blair of GapVax shows you why the redesigned HV-56 hydroexcavator is the most reliable wet/dry machine on the market. Learn how new features and fewer mechanical parts of the electrical system make the combo truck easy to operate for contractors.