Hydroexcavation Equipment Articles

The F4 ECOLITE from Tornado Global Hydrovacs has a 12-cubic-yard mud tank and holds 1,550 gallons of freshwater. The unit is more...

The Mud Dog 1200 12-yard-debris-capacity hydroexcavator from Super Products has a rear-mounted boom capable of a 19- to 27-foot reach, 335-degree rotation,...

The Soil Surgeon hydroexcavating tool fits any sewer combination truck equipped with a telescoping 6- or 8-inch boom. The tool has a...

The T10 from Rival Hydrovac is a larger version of the initial Rival T7 unit, which has become a suitable choice for...

The SMART-DIG HX-2100 hydroexcavator from LMT is powered by a 59 hp Kubota VT2403 diesel engine driving a 1,300 cfm Tuthill blower...

Designed to safely transport water and debris in urban areas, the GapVax HV33 is shorter, smaller and more compact than its predecessor....

The Dynablast HV420FLS-12VRED hydrovac water heater produces 420,000 Btus with an output temperature of 175 degrees F at 5 gpm, making it...

Investing in expensive equipment in an effort to diversify services and enter new markets poses a calculated risk, especially when it involves...

To comply with new highway weight-restriction laws, Fairway Electrical Services of Ancaster, Ontario, recently invested roughly $500,000 in a Transway Systems Terra-Vex...

First, the company name — Brass Inc. It does not allude to fittings in a hydroexcavator line. When the company was founded...

Proactive equipment maintenance is a no-brainer practice in this industry. Equipment is worked hard out in the field and breakdowns can be...

Hydroexcavation company J. Angelo Industries is officially only 3 years old, but it can be argued that the company history goes back...

M.L. Chartier Excavating looks for equipment that will be effective out in the field, of course. But the Michigan-based company also counts...

As his trucks rumble across the tundra of eastern Ontario, Kris Norris doesn’t see risk or cost — he sees potential. “Every...