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Verified seller
Located in MI
102,272 miles
80 GPM
1,500 gallon tank
2015 Kenworth T800 with a Vactor 2115 Plus combination sewer cleaner, built around a Cummins ISX15, a 15-yard debris body and a Roots positive displacement blower. It's well equipped, with a front extending and rotating hose reel, telescoping boom, cyclone separators and an arrow board, and has a clean title. It was running when it was parked a year or two ago, and it's a good opportunity for a contractor or municipality ready to put a full-size PD combo unit back to work. Year / Make / Model: 2015 Kenworth T800 Body: Vactor 2115 Plus combination sewer cleaner and jet rodder Title: Clean Mileage: 102,272 Engine hours: 12,639 Engine: Cummins ISX15, 450 HP Transmission: Eaton Fuller 10-speed manual Drive: Tandem rear axles Brakes / color: Air brakes; white cab, black Vactor body Vacuum: Roots 824 positive displacement blower, 18" Hg, twin cyclone separators Debris body: 15 cubic yards, 60" dump height, body washout Water and jetting: 1,500 gallons, 80 GPM at 2,500 PSI, cold-weather recirculation Hose reel: Front-mounted, extending and rotating, 800' x 1" capacity Boom: 8' telescoping, 180° rotation, front joystick control Controls and lighting: Wireless bellypack and pendant controls [confirm included], 10-light LED arrow board, front and rear strobes Body and exterior: Curbside, front bumper and behind-cab toolboxes; suction tube racks on both sides Condition: Out of service 1–2 years; running when parked, not started since. The front control area was backed into, which bent and tore the stainless control panel face. One wheel seal needs replacement, and some small items have been removed. No other known accident history. Included equipment: As agreed; items shown in photos may not be included Vehicle is sold as is.
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