Model 900 Single Engine Combination
8-12 months for custom-configured units. Check our inventory for units available for immediate delivery.
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.
Single-engine Hydro Drive platform, no auxiliary engine to fuel or maintain
Debris body options of 6, 9, 12, or 15 cubic yards with full-opening rear door
80 GPM water pump at 2,500 PSI
Telescoping 8" vacuum boom with 180° working radius
Proven hydraulic power train
Water tank options from 600 to 2,100 gallons
Municipal sewer departments that need a full-size combination truck for daily mainline cleaning. The single-engine Hydro Drive design uses the chassis engine to power jetting and vacuum, which means one engine to fuel, service, and warranty instead of two, and debris body options from 6 to 15 cubic yards let you match capacity to your routes.
Scheduled mainline sewer cleaning (6" to 36"+ lines)
Emergency blockage and overflow response
Catch basin and stormwater system cleaning
Root intrusion removal and grease line maintenance
Lift station and wet well debris removal
The single-engine Hydro Drive platform eliminates the auxiliary engine found on many competitive combination trucks, cutting fuel burn and maintenance to a single power plant while the 80 GPM at 2,500 PSI pump handles daily mainline work. Simple hydraulic controls your shop can maintain without proprietary software or dealer-only diagnostics, and debris body options of 6, 9, 12, or 15 cubic yards match the truck to your routes.
Departments upgrading from older combination trucks or replacing units that have become too expensive to maintain. Some crews running separate jetter and vacuum truck setups consolidate to a single Model 900.
If your crews rarely use the vacuum and your work is primarily high-volume jetting, a dedicated SEC Truck Jetter carries more water and cleans more pipe per shift. For easement and off-road access work, the Easement Machine is the better match.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Model 900 Single Engine Combination best suited for?
Municipal sewer departments that need a full-size combination truck for daily mainline cleaning. The single-engine Hydro Drive design uses the chassis engine to power jetting and vacuum, which means one engine to fuel, service, and warranty instead of two, and debris body options from 6 to 15 cubic yards let you match capacity to your routes.
What are the main applications for the Model 900 Single Engine Combination?
The Model 900 Single Engine Combination is ideal for: Scheduled mainline sewer cleaning (6" to 36"+ lines); Emergency blockage and overflow response; Catch basin and stormwater system cleaning; Root intrusion removal and grease line maintenance; Lift station and wet well debris removal.
What sets the Model 900 Single Engine Combination apart from other combination trucks?
The single-engine Hydro Drive platform eliminates the auxiliary engine found on many competitive combination trucks, cutting fuel burn and maintenance to a single power plant while the 80 GPM at 2,500 PSI pump handles daily mainline work. Simple hydraulic controls your shop can maintain without proprietary software or dealer-only diagnostics, and debris body options of 6, 9, 12, or 15 cubic yards match the truck to your routes.
When should I consider a different model instead of the Model 900 Single Engine Combination?
If your crews rarely use the vacuum and your work is primarily high-volume jetting, a dedicated SEC Truck Jetter carries more water and cleans more pipe per shift. For easement and off-road access work, the Easement Machine is the better match.
What is the typical upgrade path from the Model 900 Single Engine Combination?
Departments upgrading from older combination trucks or replacing units that have become too expensive to maintain. Some crews running separate jetter and vacuum truck setups consolidate to a single Model 900.
Related Sewer Equipment Products
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.
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.
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