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Sewer Jetter Equipment
High-pressure water jetting equipment that clears grease, roots, and blockages fast. Browse new and used trailer jetters, combination trucks, and portable jetters, in stock and ready to work from Brown Equipment Company.
- Trailer jetters, combination trucks, and easement machines in stock
- Factory-trained service and OEM parts at seven Midwest locations
- Financing and Midwest-wide delivery available
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Sewer jetting equipment in stock
13 units available now across our seven Midwest service centers.
2026 Sewer Equipment 900 ECO-12 Yard Single Piston Pump
Single piston pump • 12 cubic-yard debris capacity
2026 Sewer Equipment JAJ-600WH Easement Machine
New 2026 model year • Sewer Equipment brand easement machine
2026 Sewer Equipment 900 ECO-12 Yard Single Piston Pump
12 cubic-yard debris capacity • Hydro Drive powertrain operates from the chassis engine
2026 Sewer Equipment 800-HPR-ECO IV
Rear-mounted rotating hose reel (HPR configuration) • Series IV water components housed in an insulated, heated enclosure
2025 Sewer Equipment 800-HPR-ECO IV
Demo unit with 3,117 miles and 111 chassis engine hours • Rear-mounted rotating hose reel (HPR configuration)
2025 Sewer Equipment 900 ECO-12 Yard Triplex Pump
12 cubic-yard debris capacity • Hydro Drive powertrain operated from the chassis engine
2025 Sewer Equipment 900 ECO 12 Yard Single Piston Pump Combination Sewer Cleaner
Used unit with 17,920 miles • 12 cubic yard debris capacity
2017 Vac-Con VAC-CON
Used unit with 12,704 miles and 1,711 chassis engine hours • 2017 VACCON VAC-CON, Used
2017 Vac-Con Sewer Cleaner
2017 model year • Vac-Con brand sewer cleaning unit
2015 Vactor 2100 Sewer Cleaner
Used unit with 31,065 miles and 4,442 chassis engine hours • Combination sewer cleaner design
2007 Vactor 2100 Sewer Cleaner
Used unit with 15,429 miles and 5,093.2 chassis engine hours • Combination sewer cleaner design with high-pressure water jetting and vacuum debris collection
2027 Sewer Equipment 900 ECO-12 Yard Triplex Pump
Hydro Drive powertrain operates from the chassis engine • 12 cubic-yard debris capacity
2026 Sewer Equipment 900 ECO-12 Yard Triplex Pump
Hydro Drive powertrain operates from the chassis engine • 12 cubic-yard debris capacity
Choosing the right sewer jetter
Flow and pressure do different jobs
Flow (GPM) moves debris down the line while pressure (PSI) cuts through grease and roots. Match both to your typical line diameter and blockage type rather than chasing a single headline number.
Trailer or truck-mounted
Trailer jetters deliver mainline pressure behind a pickup with no CDL, so a smaller crew can cover laterals and easements. Combination and truck jetters carry more water and recover debris in the same pass for heavy municipal duty.
Water capacity drives uptime
A jetter only works while it has water. Larger onboard or trailer tanks mean fewer trips to refill on long runs, and combination trucks can add water recycling to stretch a tank further.
Nozzles matter as much as the machine
The right nozzle turns the same pump into a root cutter, a grease remover, or a debris mover. We match nozzles and hose to the work, not just the truck.
Shop jetters by type
Trailer Jetters
Tow-behind mainline jetting with no CDL and no dedicated truck. Built for laterals, small mains, and satellite crews.
Combination Trucks & Truck Jetters
Jet and vacuum in one pass for high-volume municipal mainline cleaning and debris recovery.
All Sewer Cleaning Equipment
The full category: combination trucks, jetters, nozzles, easement machines, and build components.
Sales, parts, and service always within reach of your crew.
Factory-trained technicians on every platform we sell.
OEM parts on the shelf with quick turnaround when you need them.
Certified service trucks bring the shop to your site across the Midwest.
Sewer Jetter Equipment: Common Questions
- How much pressure and flow do I need in a sewer jetter?
- It depends on the work. Higher flow (GPM) carries debris out of larger mains, while higher pressure (PSI) cuts grease and roots. A BEC specialist will size both to your line diameters and the blockages you deal with most.
- Do I need a CDL to operate a sewer jetter?
- Not always. Many trailer jetters can be towed with a standard three-quarter-ton pickup and no CDL, while larger combination and truck-mounted units are chassis-mounted and typically require a CDL. We can point you to the right class for your crew.
- Can a jetter clear roots and grease, or only soft blockages?
- With the right nozzle and enough pressure, a jetter clears grease, sediment, and root intrusion, not just soft stoppages. Nozzle selection is what tailors the same machine to each job.
- What is the difference between a trailer jetter and a combination sewer truck?
- A trailer jetter brings mainline jetting power behind a pickup for laterals and smaller mains. A combination truck jets and vacuums in one pass, recovering debris for high-volume mainline work. See our dedicated pages for each type to compare.
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