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Wwett Ditch Witch W8
Attendees check out the Warlock W12 vacuum excavator in the Ditch Witch booth at the 2025 WWETT Show. In front of the W12 is the W8, a smaller version of the 12 with an 8-cubic yard debris tank. (Photos by Cory Dellenbach)
Jack Dodgeton’s company is growing and it’s time to start looking around for their next investment. He was using the 2025 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show as his opportunity to window shop. “It’s really the first look at what is out there this year and what these companies have available to us contractors,” says Dodgeton, who operates a small vacuum excavation company based in Maryland.The company has two vacuum excavators currently, but they are looking at the possibility of adding a third.“We’re not sure if we want to go with a big one yet or a smaller
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