For a hydroexcavation contractor, it is essential to maintain hoses, dig tubes and digging wands. Located at the working end of a hydroexcavator, those three pieces of equipment take on a lot of wear and tear and play a big part in the machine running at optimal ability.
When those parts are in good condition, the hydroexcavator runs more smoothly, allowing contractors to accurately complete jobs in a timely manner. When hoses, dig tubes and digging wands are not cared for properly, the excavator’s overall performance declines, says Mike Selby, inside sales manager for Vac-Con.
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