Entries Tagged Hydroexcavation Equipment

This Westech Vac Systems hydroexcavator, built on a 2014 tridrive Kenworth chassis, operates out of Fort St. John, British Columbia, for Scott...

Operating these rigs from Canadian Hydrovac are Hank DeWeever and Chris McIntrye. The hydroexcavators are Tornados built on a Western Star chassis....

Josh Morrison operates this 2014 Vactor HXX for Venom Industrial in Vancouver, British Columbia. The company performs hydroexcavation services throughout British Columbia. The...

Copperline Excavating’s 2014 Foremost hydroexcavator operates throughout Alberta from the company’s headquarters in Spruce Grove. Truck operator Petro Giannikos has been running...

Starting in 2014 and running into early 2015, APC Corporation worked at Brayton Point, a coal-fired power plant in Somerset, Massachusetts. The...

Matt Timberlake, president of Ted Berry Company, is a firm believer that no single piece of equipment will make or break you...

When Dwaine Ruckman, the owner of DR Hydrovac in Strathmore, Alberta, got into the hydroexcavating business in 2003, he wanted a truck...

Iron Horse Hydrovac Co., of Minot, North Dakota, serves a wide range of customers from the oil and pipeline sectors, utility companies,...

Hydroexcavators work in abrasive environments, so wear on the hosing of the machine’s boom is inevitable. But there are some simple practices...

From clean trucks to hiring practices to diversification, Dwaine Ruckman likes to take a less conventional approach to business — a strategy...

There are many components to a hydroexcavator. It all begins with what makes first contact with the material you’re tackling on the...

The Utility Pipe Finders crew served as a subcontractor on a water main replacement project in Stow, Ohio, throughout August 2015. Company...

The Hydro-X line of hydroexcavation tools from StoneAge offers four options for accessing utilities and precisely excavating an area with high-pressure water....

The truck-mounted X-6 Hydro Excavator from X-Vac, A Product of Hi-Vac Corporation, has a 6-cubic-yard debris tank and can store 570 gallons...