Harben Jetters Are Built to Keep Working

Harben jetters are engineered to keep crews working with fewer maintenance interruptions, longer pump service intervals, and more profitable uptime.

Sep 03, 2026 |

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When you finally stop renting and decide to buy a jetter, the plan is to keep crews productive, get work done and generate profit. Jetter owners know that consistent, reliable uptime is key to earning ROI quickly. Every jetter will need its pump rebuilt eventually; but it’s not the material and labor costs that hurt, it’s the downtime. The more often a jetter gets pulled from the field, the more it costs. At the center of Harben’s sewer jetters is the radial piston diaphragm pump. With fewer wear components and far longer service intervals, a Harben can run up to 1,000 hours between major maintenance, versus a conventional triplex that needs major service about every 200 hours. Maintenance costs are about the same, but a Harben pump goes almost five times longer before maintenance, adding up to savings and more uptime year after year. 770-889-9535; www.harben.com