Entries Tagged Hydroexcavation

In this video from the 2022 WWETT Show, Jody Purdy of Vac-Con showcases the company’s Mudslinger hydroexcavation trailer unit. “This is one of...

In this video from the 2022 WWETT Show, Mark Wardlaw of Vac-Con discusses all the convenient features of the company’s X-Cavator CXT...

Go on the job site with Elexco, a multi-faceted excavation company based out of Seymour, Wisconsin. The company does everything from excavating/trenching...

Like so many inventions, the Soil Surgeon was created out of the need to do a job more efficiently. In this case,...

When many people think of traditional hydroexcavating, the industries that come to mind are typically oil, gas and utilities. However, dedicated hydroexcavation...

Lift stations are integral parts of wastewater collections systems and keeping them well maintained is critical for maintaining flow and preventing overflows. Lift...

Hydroexcavation Equipment and SuppliesDynablast HV420F-12VREDThe Dynablast HV420F-12VRED hydrovac water heater produces 420,000 Btu with an output temperature of 175 F at 5 gpm, making it...

CIPP 1. Fast Pipe Lining Air Inverter CIPP installers must have high inversion pressure to install a 6- or 8-inch liner. Sometimes the pipe cannot...

Fifteen years ago, Rusty McFall started TNT Sewer, a premier provider of advanced pipeline diagnosis and repair. He has since then grown...

Bryce Rieger, Vac-Con’s national sales manager, does a full walkthrough of the company’s all-new X-Cavator, covering aspects including the climate-controlled operator enclosure...

On the outside, the cyclone filtration on the all-new X-Cavator may look the same as other Vac-Con models, but as Bryce Rieger...

With the growth of vacuum excavation projects across the country, it’s important to remember the equipment is more than just a vacuum...

Get an up-close look at Vac-Con’s all-new X-Cavator in this video from the 2020 WWETT Show. National sales manager for Vac-Con, Bryce...

Longtime hydroexcavation operators may think they don’t need safety courses anymore, but regular safety reminders can be the difference between heading home...