Sewer Cleaning
Keep Lines Flowing. Handle Blockages Fast. Reduce Downtime.
Blocked sewer lines don't wait for a convenient time. Whether you're clearing emergency blockages, running scheduled maintenance, or tackling grease and root intrusions, your crew needs equipment that shows up ready and doesn't quit. From combination trucks to trailer jetters to specialty nozzles, every product here is built for the demands of municipal sewer work.
Sound Familiar?
- Emergency blockages that shut down lines and back up into streets
- Root and grease intrusions that keep coming back
- Tight easements and alleys your full-size truck can't reach
- Burning through water on remote jobs with no hydrant access
- Nozzles wearing out too fast or not matching your pipe conditions
- Equipment downtime when you can't get parts fast enough
Equipment That Delivers
- Combination trucks with 60–80 GPM jetting + 27" Hg vacuum on one chassis to clear and haul in a single pass instead of two trips
- Chain-cutter nozzles like the Warthog WGR that shear roots at the pipe wall without scoring the host pipe
- Compact easement machines and trailer jetters for tight-access work
- Water recycling systems that cut water usage by up to 80%
- Application-matched nozzles from ENZ, Warthog, KEG, and Hydra Flex
- OEM parts stocked at 7 Midwest locations for same-day availability
Factory-trained technicians. OEM parts in stock. 7 locations across the Midwest so service and support are never far away.
Sewer Cleaning Products
Not sure which sewer cleaning equipment fits your operation? Consider your typical job scope, crew size, and budget. Our equipment consultants can help you match the right machine to your specific applications.
Talk to a SpecialistTrailer Jetters
4 products from 1 brand
Mongoose Jetter 184-HD
The best-selling trailer jetter in the industry. Delivers mainline cleaning power behind a standard pickup truck with no CDL required. The exclusive Run Dry pump survives accidental dry-fire events that would destroy conventional pumps, protecting your investment from costly operator mistakes.
Mongoose Jetter 254-HD
Step up from the 184-HD when you need higher flow rates for larger mainlines. Same tow-behind convenience, still no CDL, but with the muscle to clean 8-inch to 24-inch lines efficiently. Hydraulic hose reel with level wind keeps operations smooth on longer runs.
Mongoose Jetter 184
The standard-duty Mongoose trailer jetter built for contractors and smaller municipalities that need reliable drain cleaning without the heavy-duty specs of the 184-HD. Same proven platform and tow-behind convenience in a more economical package for routine lateral and small mainline work.
Mongoose Jetter 254
Higher flow rate trailer jetter for mid-size municipal fleets needing more volume for 8-inch to 24-inch mainline cleaning. The 25 GPM pump carries more volume to the pipe wall, and the robust pump platform handles daily duty cycles in demanding sewer environments.
Combination Trucks
3 products from 1 brand
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.
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.
Truck Jetters
3 products from 1 brand
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.
Attachment Ecosystem
One Carrier. Many Heads.
Boom mowers and slope mowers share an attachment ecosystem. Swap heads to match the job: brush, saw, mulching, hedge trimming, stump grinding.
Attachments
Organized by type. Drill into any item for specs, applications, and pricing.
Rotating Nozzles
5 options
Accessories
4 optionsCleaning Nozzles
3 options
Specialty Nozzles
2 options
Chain Cutters
1 option
Repair Kits
1 option
12 sewer cleaning units for sale
Equipment ready for delivery from our seven Midwest locations. Click any unit for specs, photos, and a direct quote request.
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 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
2007 VACTOR 2100
Mid-life used VACTOR platform reduces entry cost versus new equipment • 5,093 chassis engine hours indicate moderate prior use
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
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
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
2007 VACTOR 2100 Sewer Cleaning Truck
Used VACTOR • 2100 - Used
Side-by-side: which sewer cleaning equipment fits your operation?
| Equipment Line | Brand | Type | Key Differentiator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model 900 ECO | Sewer Equipment | Combination Sewer Truck | 12-yard debris body with full-opening rear door |
| Model 800 HPR | Sewer Equipment | Truck Jetter | Water tank options up to 3,000 gallons |
| Truck Jetter | Sewer Equipment | Truck-Mounted Jetter | Water tank options up to 3,000 gallons |
| 184-HD | Mongoose | Trailer Jetter | 300-gallon water tank |
| 254-HD | Mongoose | Trailer Jetter | 300-gallon water tank, 600-gallon XL option |
| Bulldog Series | ENZ | Sewer Cleaning Nozzle | Forward + rear jet configuration |
| Chain Cutter System | KEG Nozzles | Root Cutting Nozzle | Cuts roots, mineral deposits, and hardened grease |
| WG Classic | Warthog | Rotating Jetting Nozzle | Controlled-rotation cleaning pattern |
| Reaper | Hydra Flex | Rotating Jetting Nozzle | Controlled fixed-speed rotation |
12-yard debris body with full-opening rear door
Water tank options up to 3,000 gallons
Water tank options up to 3,000 gallons
300-gallon water tank
300-gallon water tank, 600-gallon XL option
Forward + rear jet configuration
Cuts roots, mineral deposits, and hardened grease
Controlled-rotation cleaning pattern
Controlled fixed-speed rotation
Describe Your Problem. We'll Match the Equipment.
Tell us what you're dealing with: pipe size, job conditions, crew size, budget. We'll recommend specific equipment. We can also demo on your site so you see results before you buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
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, allowing crews to 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.
How much does a combination sewer truck cost?
New combination sewer trucks typically range from $350,000 to $550,000 depending on tank sizes, chassis, and options. Used and refurbished units start around $80,000–$150,000. Brown Equipment Company carries new units from Sewer Equipment and Mongoose, plus pre-owned options.
Should I buy a trailer jetter or a combination truck?
Trailer jetters ($30,000–$80,000) are ideal for smaller pipe diameters (4–12 inches), tight-access locations, and departments that already have a separate vacuum truck. Combination trucks cost more but handle full mainline cleaning and debris removal in a single unit, reducing crew size and response time for 8–36-inch pipes.
What sewer jetter nozzle should I use for root removal?
Rotating chain-cutter nozzles like the Warthog WGR and ENZ Bulldog are designed specifically for root intrusion. They spin cutting chains at high RPM to shear roots without damaging the pipe wall. For grease, forward-penetrating nozzles with angled rear jets provide the best results.
How often should sewer lines be cleaned?
Most municipalities clean mainline sewers on a 3- to 7-year cycle, with problem lines (chronic grease or root intrusion) cleaned annually or semi-annually. A proactive cleaning schedule significantly reduces emergency calls and extends pipe service life.
What is a water recycling system on a sewer truck?
A water recycling system filters and reuses the water vacuumed from the sewer line, reducing fresh water consumption by up to 80%. This allows crews to work longer on remote jobs without hydrant access and significantly cuts water costs over a season.
Clean gullies with a platform that also sweeps and plows.
Multihog's gully and sewer cleaner attachment handles catch basins and curb inlets without dispatching a full combo truck. Same chassis runs sweeping, plowing, and mowing the rest of the year. Worth a look alongside the dedicated trucks above.
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