Investing in equipment for new services is a calculated risk and a decision many companies face at some point. For MBI Pipelining Services in Brookfield, Wis., that moment occurred about four years ago, when it bought a Vactor 2100 series combination vacuum truck outfitted with a hydroexcavating package.The move paid off. In fact, MBI – a division of Musson Brothers Inc., based in Rhinelander in northern Wisconsin – now owns two Vactor 2100s. The company uses the units, made by Vactor Manufacturing, a division of Federal Signal Corp., to safely locate utilities with hydroexcavation, as well as to clean sewer
