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Kris and Brenda Noble with their new portable sanitation service truck, which sports a 450-Imperial gallon (540 USG) waste/dual 165-Imperial gallon (198 USG) freshwater tank from Vacutrux Limited. (Photo courtesy of BJ’s Portable Toilets/John Noble
THE RIG: 2011 Dodge Ram 5500 SLT with 780-Imperial gallon (936 USG) three-compartment vacuum tank. BEHIND THE WHEEL: Portable sanitation route driver Lyle Noble. COMPANY: BJ’s Portable Toilets/John Noble Septic Services Inc., Creemore, Ontario, Canada. SPECS: The standard cab Dodge, equipped with a Cummins diesel engine and 4-wheel drive transmission, was built out by Vacutrux Limited with a 450-Imperial gallon (540 USG) waste/dual 165-Imperial gallon (198 USG) freshwater compartment galvanized steel tank. Vacuum is produced through a beefier-than-recommended Wallenstein 302 HRVPA pump. Side rails and storage boxes are stainless steel for durability. An onboard pressure washer is used for cleaning restrooms and quick-filling hand-wash stations. SHOWING MY COLORS: The
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