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Vactors Give MBI Pipelining An Edge

Vacuum trucks allow contractor to bring hydroexcavating work in-house and create a more efficient operation.
  • By Ken Wysocky
  • October 01, 2014
Vactors Give MBI Pipelining An Edge
Vactors Give MBI Pipelining An Edge

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Money Machines Vacuum Truck Hydroexcavation Equipment Vactor Manufacturing LMK Technologies Jack Doheny Companies Truck Country Caterpillar, Inc. Allison Transmission Sewer Equipment

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Vactors Give MBI Pipelining An Edge
MBI Pipelining Services brought hydroexcavation work in-house with a pair of Vactor 2100 jet/vac trucks. The company also uses the trucks for cleaning sewer lines.

Investing in equipment for new services is a calculated risk and a decision many companies face at some point. For MBI Pipelining Services in Brookfield, Wis., that moment occurred about four years ago, when it bought a Vactor 2100 series combination vacuum truck outfitted with a...

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