Sewer Equipment
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Your Factory-Direct Sewer Equipment Dealer
Brown Equipment Company is a factory-direct dealer for Sewer Equipment Co. of America, the Dixon, Illinois manufacturer building combination sewer trucks and jetters since 1941. We provide sales, service, parts, and support for every product in the SEC lineup, from the industry-standard Model 900 to dedicated truck jetters and easement machines.
Clear blockages faster. Reduce fuel burn. Simplify maintenance.
Sewer Equipment Co. of America has built combination sewer cleaners and trailer jetters in Dixon, Illinois since 1941. Eighty-plus years of municipal duty cycle is baked into every design decision: simple hydraulic systems instead of stacked computer controllers, serviceable components instead of black-box assemblies, and a parts catalog that still supports trucks from twenty years ago. The result is equipment a department can keep running with its own shop, not a unit that has to come back to the dealer every time something throws a code.
The lineup is anchored by the Model 900 combination truck, the industry benchmark for high-volume mainline cleaning. The 900 pairs a heavy-duty water system with the SEC vacuum design that handles wet debris, sand, and grit on a normal duty cycle without choking. Below the 900 sit the 800-HPR Series for medium-volume work and the Eductor combination for smaller departments and rural service. Trailer jetters round out the line for crews that need mainline jetting capability behind a pickup. The ECO fuel system on current production trucks delivers measurable operating cost savings per shift compared to conventional trucks that run the engine at full throttle even when only the water pump is running.
Brown Equipment Company is an authorized SEC dealer. We sell new units, source parts (same-day shipping upon request from our Indianapolis distribution center for most stocked items), run factory-trained service in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, and Wisconsin, and demo the trucks on your routes before you commit. SEC sits next to Bonnell Industries, Mongoose, and Ramvac in the Dixon equipment family, so a department running a mixed fleet gets one parts call instead of four.
- Founded
- 1941
- Headquarters
- Dixon, IL
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- Simple hydraulic systems your shop can troubleshoot without dealer-only diagnostics
- ECO fuel system on current production cuts shift fuel cost vs. conventional trucks that run the engine at full throttle
- Heavy-duty vacuum handles wet debris, sand, and grit on a normal duty cycle without choking
- Same parts catalog supports trucks 20+ years old, no dead chassis when an older unit needs a part
- Made in Dixon, Illinois since 1941, the same factory and the same engineers
- Authorized dealer with stocked parts and factory-trained service across the Midwest
- Model 900 Combination Sewer Cleaner
- 800-HPR Series Truck Jetter
- Eductor Combination Cleaner
- ECO Fuel System Combination Trucks
- Trailer Jetters
Why Sewer Equipment?
ECO Fuel System
The ECO single-engine Hydro Drive runs the vacuum and water systems off the chassis engine, no auxiliary engine to fuel or maintain, delivering measurable fuel savings on every shift.
Simple Hydraulic Design
No complex computers or electronics to fail in the field. SEC trucks use straightforward hydraulic controls that any mechanic can service and maintain.
80+ Years of Innovation
Built in Dixon, Illinois since 1941, Sewer Equipment Co. has more experience building combination sewer trucks than any other manufacturer in the industry.
Factory-Direct Support
Brown Equipment provides factory-trained technicians, OEM parts inventory, and 24/7 emergency support for every SEC truck in our territory.
Every Sewer Equipment model we sell
Browse the complete lineup, including inspection, components, and software solutions.
Model 900 ECO Combination
The industry benchmark combination sewer truck with the ECO single-engine Hydro Drive fuel system: vacuum and water systems run off the chassis engine with no auxiliary engine to fuel or maintain, delivering significant fuel savings. Debris body options of 6, 9, 12, or 15 cubic yards with full-opening rear door handle the toughest mainline cleaning jobs.
Model 900 Single Engine Combination
The proven Model 900 combination sewer cleaner, built on a single-engine Hydro Drive platform that powers both jetting and vacuum from the chassis engine, so there is no second engine to fuel and maintain. Debris body options of 6, 9, 12, or 15 cubic yards with a full-opening rear door and telescoping vacuum boom. Simple hydraulic design keeps maintenance straightforward.
Truck Jetter
Dedicated high-pressure truck-mounted jetter for crews that need maximum water capacity for mainline cleaning. Carries significantly more water than combination trucks, meaning fewer refill trips and more time cleaning pipe. Simple hydraulic power train with no complex electronics to fail in the field.
Truck Jetter ECO
Truck-mounted jetter with SEC's ECO hydrostatic pump drive: the water pump runs off the truck's PTO, so there is no separate pump engine to fuel and maintain. Same high-capacity water tank and heavy-duty hose reel as the standard truck jetter.
Easement Machine
Portable jetting system designed to reach sewer lines in easements, backyards, and areas inaccessible to full-size trucks. Mounts in a pickup truck bed or on a small trailer. Delivers mainline jetting capability where you cannot drive a combination truck or standard truck jetter.
Water Recycling System
Factory-integrated water recycling option for Model 900 combination trucks. Filters and recirculates water from the debris tank back to the jetting system, dramatically extending time between refills. Reduces water consumption and keeps crews cleaning instead of driving back to a hydrant.
Telescoping Vacuum Boom
Heavy-duty telescoping vacuum boom with 180-degree rotation for precise positioning over manholes and catch basins. The 8-inch diameter tube handles high-volume debris flow. Available as a replacement or upgrade for existing SEC combination trucks.
Hydraulic Hose Reel
Hydraulic-powered hose reel with level wind system for consistent hose layup. Available in front-mount and rear-mount configurations to match your operational preference. Handles up to 1,000 feet of 1-inch jetter hose.
High-Pressure Water Pump
High-pressure water pump rated for continuous-duty sewer cleaning operations. Triplex plunger configurations deliver 65 or 80 GPM at 2,000 PSI or 55 GPM at 3,000 PSI, and a single-piston option delivers 80 GPM at 2,500 PSI for aggressive mainline cleaning. Ceramic plungers and stainless steel valves provide extended service life under daily use.
Debris Body
Corrosion-resistant debris tank with full-opening rear door for complete cleanout. Available in 6, 9, 12, and 15-yard capacities for the Model 900 platform. Internal baffles control load shifting during transport.
Vacuum System
Positive displacement vacuum blower system for high-airflow debris pickup. Handles wet and dry material including gravel, sand, and heavy sludge. Available in single-stage and two-stage configurations to match capacity requirements.
Sewer Equipment For Sale
We have 15 Sewer Equipment units across our Midwest locations.
2026 Sewer Equipment HX-12 18' Hydro-Excavation Truck
Expose utilities with precision at 2,500 PSI, 10 GPM without overspreading soil • Load 12 cubic yards per trip with shorter overall length than competitor models
2026 Sewer Equipment 800-HPR-ECO IV Truck Jetter
Hydrostatic pump drive eliminates separate pump engine fuel burn • Up to 3,000-gallon water tank capacity for extended service runs
2026 Sewer Equipment 900 ECO-12 Yard Single Piston Pump
80 GPM at 2,500 PSI handles roots, silt, and grease without pressure drop • 12-yard body with full-opening rear door loads and dumps quickly
2026 Sewer Equipment 900 ECO-12 Yard Single Piston Pump
80 GPM at 2,500 PSI for both debris removal and line cutting in a single pump • 12-yard body with rear door access eliminates transfer delays
2026 Sewer Equipment HX-12 27 Hydro-Excavator
Demo SEWER EQUIPMENT • HX-12 27" Hydro Excavator
2026 Sewer Equipment Mongoose 184-LT Jetter Trailer
18 GPM at 4,000 PSI handles laterals and mainlines up to 12" diameter in one pass • Just 3 engine hours on this 2026 unit means pump and engine are still fresh
2026 Sewer Equipment Mongoose 184-LT Jetter Trailer
18 GPM at 4,000 PSI handles both laterals and mainlines up to 12" diameter • 300-gallon onboard tank eliminates frequent refill stops
2018 Sewer Equipment 877 Continuous Rodder
Store and deploy 1,200 feet of continuous rod without mid-run reloads • Two-speed hydraulic drive lets operators match rod speed to line conditions
2025 Sewer Equipment 900 ECO-12 Yard Single Piston Pump
12 cubic yard debris body keeps cycle times down on high-volume jobs • 80 GPM at 2,500 PSI handles both light suction work and sustained pressure cleaning
2027 Sewer Equipment HX-12 27 Hydro-Excavator
12-yard tank capacity keeps you on site longer between dumps • Telescoping boom reaches 18 to 23 feet with 320 degree sweep
2026 Sewer Equipment 900 ECO-12 Yard Single Piston Pump
80 GPM at 2,500 PSI handles sustained cleaning cycles without oversizing for peak demand • 12-cubic-yard debris body with full-opening rear door cuts unload time and labor
2026 Sewer Equipment HX-12 18" Hydro-Excavator
18 to 23 foot reach with 320 degree radius covers more ground per setup • 12 yard debris tank moves payload in fewer passes than lighter-duty rigs
2025 Sewer Equipment 900 ECO-12 Yard Triplex Pump
Single-engine design cuts fuel and maintenance costs versus dual-engine competitors • 80 GPM at 2,500 PSI delivers power and flow for varied debris removal tasks
2022 Sewer Equipment SEWER-400-ECO
New, unused unit ready for immediate deployment • Sewer Equipment manufacturing and design
2020 Sewer Equipment HX-12 18 ft Hydro-Excavation Truck
Precise excavation with 2,500 PSI water system and 320 degree boom radius on tight job sites • 12-yard tank capacity and shorter overall length than comparable units reduce cycle time and site footprint
Keep Your Sewer Equipment Running
We stock OEM parts and our technicians are factory-trained on Sewer Equipment equipment.
Sewer Equipment: Common Buyer Questions
Answers to the questions municipal fleets and contractors ask most often before specifying Sewer Equipment equipment.
- What is a combination sewer truck?
- A combination sewer truck pairs a high-pressure water jetter with a powerful vacuum system on a single chassis, so one crew can both clean and remove debris from sewer lines in one operation. Most municipal combo trucks carry 1,000 to 1,500-gallon water tanks, 6 to 12-yard debris tanks, and produce 60-80 GPM at 2,000-2,500 PSI for mainline cleaning. The SEC Model 900 sits at the top of that spec band.
- What makes the SEC Model 900 the industry benchmark?
- Three things. The vacuum design handles the wet debris, sand, and grit a municipal duty cycle actually produces, instead of choking on the same material that flows through a stormwater line. The water system runs SEC's proven high-pressure pump with serviceable components your shop can rebuild. And the simple hydraulic controls mean a crew can troubleshoot a fault in the field instead of waiting for a service truck. Twenty years in, parts are still available for older 900s.
- What is the ECO fuel system?
- The ECO fuel system is SEC's single-engine Hydro Drive design for cutting shift fuel cost vs. conventional combination trucks that run the engine at full throttle regardless of whether you're using the water pump, the vacuum, or both. Real-world savings vary by route, but most departments see a measurable reduction in fuel spend per shift, which compounds across a working season.
- How does SEC compare to a Vactor or Vac-Con?
- Vactor and Vac-Con are widely deployed competitors with larger market share in some regions. The differentiators with SEC are simpler hydraulic controls (less to fail, easier to troubleshoot), the ECO fuel system on current production, and the long parts catalog for older units. Many fleets run a mixed shop. For a side-by-side spec discussion against the specific Vactor or Vac-Con model you're comparing, BEC can demo on your routes.
- What size water tank and debris tank should I spec?
- For high-volume urban mainline cleaning, most departments spec 1,500-gallon water plus a 12-yard debris tank to minimize back-to-yard trips. For lighter routes and tight access, 1,000-gallon water plus a 6 to 8-yard debris tank is typical. BEC can size the unit to your average mile-per-shift workload and the dump-cycle constraints at your transfer station.
- Where does BEC service SEC trucks?
- Indianapolis (parts distribution and service), Evansville, Fort Wayne, Lexington, Canton, Chicago, and Milwaukee. Factory-trained technicians on Model 900, 800-HPR, and Eductor platforms. Same-day parts shipping upon request on most stocked items from our Indianapolis facility.
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