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Pumper Trader Pumper ® e-TRRADDERR e-T A E January 2019 | NEW & USED TRUCKS & EQUIPMENT BOOTH 6024 Septic business for sale, New York water- classi ieds see photos in color atf www.pumper.com shed. Includes trucks and equipment. 20+ years with same phone number. $250,000. [email protected] (PBM) www.RooterMan.com. Franchises avail- BUSINESSES able with low flat fee. New concept. Visit 2015 Peterbilt w/Presvac Powervac, website or call 1-800-700-8062. (PBM) Well-established, booming SW Florida busi- 1998 Vac-Con Model V350/850 on IH stainless steel, DOT-certified, Hibon 27” ness for sale. From North Port to Marco Is- 2654. 22,000 miles, hydrostatic drive, wet/dry, dump/door vacuum truck with land 900+ units on the street, 15 ADA, 30+ CABLE MACHINES 5-yard body, 50 @ 300 water system. boom and Presvac PV750 offloading sinks, 20+ holding tanks, 7 trucks, 2 trailers. Spartan Model 2001 sewer machine, good JD auxiliary engine. Unit in good condi- pump. Cummins ISX 500hp with Fuller Many long-term construction customers, working condition, 100' of Magnum cable. tion. ....................................... $37,500 transmission. 46k air rears with 13k year-round event customers. Documented $1,200.00 OBO. Email for additional info. pusher and 20k front. 29,000 miles, 908-203-0999, NJ C01 yearly growth. Only serious buyers need to [email protected] (C01) 3,000 hours. inquire. Email [email protected] (P03) KLM Companies COMPUTER SOFTWARE 617-909-9044 PBM Septic tank cleaning business established in 1966 serves Northeast Pennsylvania’s FreeServiceReminderSoftware.com, 1997 Ford LN9000 with Presvac 2,300-gal- Tri-County region of Columbia, Luzerne, FreeServiceDispatchSoftware.com, lon DOT-certified tank. Tank in great shape. and Lackawanna Counties. The business FreeRouteManagementSoftware.com. Cummins with Fuller transmission. Just in- provides service to residential, commercial (C01) spected, runs excellent. $25,500. KLM Com- and municipal accounts. This turnkey op- DEWATERING panies 617-909-9044 (PBM) eration includes real estate with the ONLY Portable septic and grease receiving sta- PRIVATE DEP LICENSED MUNICIPAL WASTE tions, dual-screen design. Screens that really Sewer Equipment Co. of America 1994 Volvo WG64 with Presvac 3,300- TRANSFER FACILITY in Pennsylvania having work - simple, non-mechanical. Set it up any- Model 800HPR, 2003 Freightliner FL80, gallon, two-compartment, DOT-certified tank a 10,000 gallon capacity, and three trucks: where. 208-790-8770 screencosystems.com 60k miles, 1,000 hrs. on jet. Cummins tank (2,300/1,000). Cat 3406, 400hp with 2,500/3,500/5,000-gallon capacity. Owner [email protected] (PBM) ISC 260hp, Allison MD-3560, 40k tan- Fruitland 1200 vacuum pump. $27,500. KLM Companies 617-909-9044 (PBM) is willing to stay on for a period of time to as- dems w/Detroit locker on rear – 5.29 ra- 2016 Flo Trend 12-yard Sludge Mate trailer sist in the transition. For information contact tio. 2,000-gallon tank, .500 thick, welded with polymer injection system. $70k new. In New 3,200 U.S. gallon, carbon steel, [email protected]. Serious inquiries U.V. stabilized Duraprolene, baffles in the very good condition, works great. Lost my D.O.T. 412. Full-opening rear door, dump- only. (NDA) required. (P01) tank constructed of .375” Duraprolene. spot to dewater. $50,000. Will deliver for a fee. type unit with a PV750 pump mounted on Well-established septic pumping and porta- 970-618-4828 text will send photos. (P02) 907-276-3221, AK C01 a 2019 Peterbilt 348 cab & chassis with ble restroom rental business located in West automatic transmission. (Stock# 13814) Tennessee for sale. Contact Doug Starnes for Surplus Equipment Sale: Item 1: Mobile ro- www.vacuumsalesinc.com (888) VAC- details. [email protected]; 901- tary sludge thickener, $29,000. Item 2: Stain- UNIT (822-8648) (PBM) 872-0772 (P01) less steel 6,300-gallon thickened sludge land application tanker, $17,000. Contact Mark 2004 Sterling cab & chassis with a carbon- Scott at [email protected] (P01) steel Presvac 3,000 U.S. gallon, DOT 412, Cooking oil processing plant. Includes 3 full-open rear door, dump-type vacuum tanks and low-pressure boiler. 2,000-gallon 2007 Flo Trend Sludge Mate 30-yard dewa- tank and Wittig RFL100 vacuum pump. screened tank, 6,000-gallon cook tank with tering box is designed to dewater: grease trap (Stock# 8717V) www.VacuumSalesInc.com 2003 Vactor 15-yd. combo truck. 1,500 heating coils, 7,500-gallon finished product waste, septic tank waste, digester sludge, (888) VAC-UNIT (822-8648) (PBM) gallons of water. Rebuilt dual-stage fan. tank. $15,000. 443-235-5979 (P01) alum sludge. Also includes Polymate polymer 80gpm/2,000psi water pump. 2,036 mixing and injection system. Serious inquiries 1984 Mack R686ST with a 1999 Keith Huber National Grease Recycling Inc. Let us hours/130,000 miles. Municipal trade, only, please. $28,900. Call Rite-Way Services: Dominator 3,000-gallon carbon-steel, dump teach you how to recycle restaurant’s waste, great condition. .................... $109,000 606-877-2670 (P01) type, DOT, vacuum tank unit. (Stock# 1165C) fryer grease and oil (yellow grease) only. Big 765-860-0684, IN www.VacuumSalesInc.com (888) VAC- $. Over 30 years experience, will guide you FOR SALE: Two (2) Andritz 2.2-meter belt [email protected] C01 UNIT (822-8648) (PBM) through complete process from collection to presses, unused after complete refurbishing processing to marketing to end users. Don’t to Andritz factory specifications throughout. 1997 Ford cab and chassis with a 3,500 U.S. lose your trap business to competitors that Dyer Equipment Co. 970-454-3784, Ault, CO 1974 Ford F-600 jet truck 23,000 GVW, gallon, carbon steel, DOT-certified vacuum offer both services. We also buy cooking oil, or [email protected] (P12) 1,650 psi, 65 gpm. 300 CI industrial engine tank. Dump type with full-open rear door unprocessed, anywhere in the country. Call for pump with 500 ft. of hose on truck, reel and a Masport HXL400WV vacuum-pres- for information. References available - many DRAIN/SEWER plunger, Myers pump. Works well. Great sure pump. (Stock# 1829V) www.Vacuum success stories. Dewey Walker, 813-756- truck for sewer and drain company. $3,000. SalesInc.com (888) VAC-UNIT (822- 6121 or 813-758-2552. (PBM) CLEANING EQUIPMENT 801-807-8335 (C01) 8648) (PBM) Used and rebuilt cable machines in stock: If you’re interested in selling your grease RIDGID K-7500, K-40, K-60, K-1500, Spar- trap service, used cooking oil or other non- tan #1064, #300, #100, Electric Eel model HAZARDOUS LIST YOUR haz wastewater disposal business, we’d like #C machines. The Cable Center: 800-257- WASTE UNITS to hear from you! Liquid Environmental Solu- 7209. (CBM) TRUCKS AND tions is the nation’s largest liquid waste man- 2007 International Presvac. DOT-certified agement company - providing service across O’Brien jetter; locator; large and small cable MC 412 carbon-steel, 3,500-gallon dumping EQUIPMENT the USA. Sell your business and enjoy retire- drives; Scooter camera reels; Dark Horse door tank with a Hibon 1,400cfm blower and FOR SALE AT ment or join us - we can always use great mainline camera and miscellaneous parts. Presvac Peavy 750 vacuum pump. 72,000 www.pumper.com/ team members. Contact Brian Bidelspach: Asking $8,000. Located in Dickinson, ND. miles. In excellent condition with Cummins [email protected] or call Email [email protected] for more in- 435 horsepower engine, pre-emission. KLM classifieds/place_ad 602-206-3636. (PBM) formation. (P01) Companies 617-909-9044 (PBM) PLACE YOUR AD ONLINE AT www.pumper.com – IT’S ALWAYS THERE TO MEET YOUR BUSY SCHEDULE Delivered Price – Quantity Discounts JET VACS 2001 Vac-Con VPD42HA/1300 sewer-clean- PIPE-BURSTING ing unit mounted on a Sterling LT9501 with EQUIPMENT 131395 miles. 380hp Cat C12 in-frame re- build at 101115 Miles. Fuller 10-speed man- 2015 Roddie pipe-bursting machine. Pow- ONE STOP SHOPPING ual transmission, 120gpm FMC Quintuplex er unit, hydraulic pulling ram, 4" burst head, water pump, recent reman 165hp Cummins 4" fusion equip, 120' & 64' cables. Turnkey Pressure Pro, Simpson, 8.3 auxiliary engine, recent reman Roots/ in a 14' box trailer. Ready for your first job. Water Cannon, Easy-Kleen, Hydro Tek Dresser 827 blower, cold-weather recircula- $24,000 OBO. Email [email protected] tion ,16-cubic yard-debris tank, 1,300-gal- or call 740-819-3364. (C01) 60 PolyPortables units, blue/white. AllPressureWashers.com 1.800.363.9855 lon water tank, 30’x8” Aluminum telescoping Photo taken 11/04/18. $310 ea. 1998 boom tube (great for catch basins), 500’ x Isuzu, runs, 600/200. $10,000. Florida 1-1/4” hose on articulating reel. $40,000. PIPELINE panhandle. 2004 Vac-Con sewer combination. Call Mark 708-475-7116, IL (CBM) Contact Don 850-653-6745 48" Side-walk Mobile Hydraulic International 7400 DT530, many new REHABILITATION or [email protected] P02 Cleaners parts. 9-yard body, 3-stage fan. Origi- 2007 Volvo with a Vactor 2115 combination Wash Pressure Washers nal owner. Garage kept. Ready to work. unit. (Stock# 5903C) (888) VAC-UNIT (822- Car & ........................................ $85,000 OBO 8648) www.vsirentalsllc.com (CBM) Business Opportunity! Newly issued patent Truck Contact Ken 410-984-0101 P01 related to a portable toilet system. https:// Detailer [email protected] JETTERS-TRAILER www.bizbuysell.com/listings/Profile/Preview. aspx?q=1479511&l_ibwlp=1. Contact Ann @ 801-910-4897 for more details. (P01) 2014 Hydraliner equipment, used very little and in excellent condition. Trailer has air conditioning, generator PORTABLE RESTROOM Indoor Electric Powered has 5.1 hours on it.
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