EditorialDo More Sewer Cleaning Work With Less Water

Do More Sewer Cleaning Work With Less Water

Water-recycling vac trucks ratchet up productivity while reducing water costs for customers

Do More Sewer Cleaning Work With Less Water

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Do More Sewer Cleaning Work With Less Water

 The RECycler 315 vacuum trucks from Bucher Municipal help Wessuc, a Brantford, Ontario-based environmental services company, save about 7,925 gallons of water on an average sewer-cleaning job.

Tyler Loveday, a project manager at Wessuc, can sum up the benefit of investing in RECycler 315 vacuum trucks in just 10 words: Less time refilling water tanks and more time cleaning sewers.

Used primarily for municipal and commercial sewer cleaning, the water-recycling trucks...

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