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    About Septic Tank Trucks

    New and used septic tank trucks enable tree care professionals and landscapers to excavate large amounts of soil, clean up debris, transport fresh water, and complete other tasks more easily.

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    Capacity2,500 gal
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: House of Imports Vacuum Trucks Sales
    Mileage197,773 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Orlando, Florida
    Mileage222,254 mi
    Capacity5,000 gal
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: National Truck Center
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Engine ManufacturerDETROIT
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: House of Imports Vacuum Trucks Sales
    Mileage18,500 mi
    Engine ManufacturerDETROIT
    Location: Orlando, Florida
    Mileage75,995 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Orlando, Florida
    Mileage79,017 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Orlando, Florida
    Mileage222,254 mi
    Capacity5,000 gal
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: National Truck Center
    Mileage246,461 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: National Truck Center
    Mileage222,254 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: National Truck Center
    Mileage123,000 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: RODY TRUCK CENTER OF MIAMI
    Mileage40,000 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: RODY TRUCK CENTER OF MIAMI
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Engine ManufacturerDETROIT
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: House of Imports Vacuum Trucks Sales
    Capacity3,800 gal
    Engine ManufacturerDETROIT
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: House of Imports Vacuum Trucks Sales
    Mileage320,000 mi
    Capacity3,500 gal
    Location: Lafayette, Louisiana
    Seller: Brian Hebert
    Mileage14,000 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Hialeah, Florida
    Seller: City Truck Sales
    Mileage69,934 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Orlando, Florida
    Mileage10,000 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: RODY TRUCK CENTER OF MIAMI
    Mileage169,602 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Orlando, Florida
    Mileage70,000 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: RODY TRUCK CENTER OF MIAMI
    Mileage154,000 mi
    Capacity4,000 gal
    Location: Hialeah, Florida
    Seller: City Truck Sales
    Mileage648,180 mi
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Butler, Pennsylvania
    Seller: Butler Truck Sales
    Mileage185,962 mi
    TransmissionAutomatic
    Location: Greensboro, North Carolina
    Mileage269,293 mi
    Capacity1,500 gal
    Location: Crosby, Texas
    Seller: All Star Sales LLC
    Mileage268,184 mi
    Capacity2,000 gal
    Location: Crosby, Texas
    Seller: All Star Sales LLC
    Mileage271,292 mi
    Engine ManufacturerHINO
    Location: Crosby, Texas
    Seller: All Star Sales LLC
    Horsepower220 HP
    TransmissionAutomatic
    Location: Shrewsbury, New Jersey
    Seller: Schwartz Truck Center
    Mileage200,000 mi
    Capacity2,500 gal
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: RODY TRUCK CENTER OF MIAMI

    About Septic Tank Trucks 

    Septic tank trucks are vacuum trucks used to clean out septic tanks, sewer pump stations, portable toilets, and more. Tree care and landscaping companies also incorporate these trucks into their operations for a variety of purposes. Popular manufacturers of septic tank trucks include Freightliner, International, and Mack


    Mack MD6 Septic Tank Truck

    How Septic Tank Trucks Operate

    Septic tank trucks use suction hoses and vacuum systems to pump feces, sludge, and wastewater out of underground reservoirs into a tank on the truck for transport. Once collected, the tank’s contents are typically taken to a wastewater treatment facility where the water may be processed and used for other applications, such as crop irrigation and fertilization. 

    Unlike some other styles of tank trucks, septic tank trucks require the operator to leave the cab to access separate controls on the exterior of the truck body. For septic truck operators, this could be as simple as connecting a hose to a septic tank and turning on the vacuum pump.

    Septic Tank Trucks For Tree & Landscaping 

    These trucks can save tree care and landscaping companies time, manual labor, and the need to use additional machinery when creating holes, extracting soil, cleaning up debris, and performing other tasks. A landscaping company, for example, can quickly and precisely remove large amounts of earth to plant a large tree without disturbing underground utilities, nearby established plant beds, or other obstacles. 

    Depending on the truck, installing a second tank compartment may be possible to transport hundreds of gallons of fresh water to jobsites for watering plants, cleaning tools, and more.

    Septic Tank Truck Sizes 

    Most of these trucks were originally cab and chassis trucks that have been outfitted with septic pump systems and tanks; tank sizes and features will vary. The gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of tank trucks also varies, from around 26,000 up to 33,000 pounds (11,800 to 15,000 kilograms), which puts them in the heavy-duty category, although some severe-duty models can have GVWRs as high as 66,000 lbs (30,000 kg) or more.

    Septic Tank Truck Characteristics

    The main tank of a septic tank truck will typically have a capacity of 1,000 to 5,500 gallons (3,785 to 20,800 liters) or more and is often constructed of stainless steel, aluminum, or carbon steel. Stainless steel tanks may be more expensive but are more corrosion-resistant than other materials. Carbon steel tanks are less expensive and highly durable but are more susceptible to rust, which can be a problem when working with waste and water.

    Many popular septic tank truck models, like the International Durastar 4300, have a diesel engine and an automatic transmission. Many septic tank trucks have onboard aluminum toolboxes for stowing equipment and supplies, aluminum hose trays for neat hose management, and a ladder for accessing the top of the tank.

    Find Septic Tank Trucks For Sale Near Me

    Browse for-sale listings for new and used septic tank trucks at TreeTrader.com to find the truck that’s right for your landscaping or tree care business. Compare models from manufacturers such as Freightliner, International, Mack, and others.