In the infrastructure-heavy markets where municipal and commercial cleaner Russell Reid operates, business opportunities are plentiful. To capitalize, the company, based in Keasbey, N.J., relies on multitasking combination trucks that are as flexible as the vacuum hoses they carry.“We wanted the flexibility to take on unusual jobs, like cleaning grease traps on the third floor down in an office building basement,” says Mitch Weiner, CEO.So, the company invested in three almost identical trucks built by Vac-Con Inc. on Peterbilt 330 chassis. Each truck (2003, 2004 and 2005 models) has an 11-cubic-yard debris tank, Dresser Roots positive displacement blower that generates
