EditorialAvoid Trouble by Monitoring Flow & Pressure on Vacuum Trucks

Avoid Trouble by Monitoring Flow & Pressure on Vacuum Trucks

Lost vacuum on your route this morning? Follow these steps to clear obstructions and get back to making money.

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QUESTION: Where are the spots throughout the truck’s vacuum system where the normal flow of vacuum can be blocked?

Randy Wilson
Seattle, WA

ANSWER: It’s easily overlooked, but more often than not the first point of obstruction is the end of the suction nozzle. A technician...

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