This 2015 Freightliner 114SD is a sewer truck — sometimes referred to as a combination sewer cleaner or vac truck — a purpose-built municipal and industrial vehicle used to clean, clear, and maintain underground sewer lines and drainage infrastructure through the combined action of high-pressure water jetting and vacuum debris extraction. Freightliner is a well-established American commercial truck manufacturer with a long history of supplying heavy-duty chassis to utility, municipal, and vocational markets, and the 114SD platform is widely used as a base for demanding work-body applications of precisely this kind.
The truck is equipped with an Aquatech F-15 vacuum jetter combination unit, serial number , mounted on the Freightliner chassis. This combination configuration — integrating both jetting and vacuum functions in a single vehicle — allows crews to simultaneously blast blockages with pressurised water and recover the resulting debris and liquid waste without needing separate vehicles on site. The jetting system draws on a General Pump MWSR50 capable of delivering 80 GPM at 2,000 PSI, providing substantial hydraulic force for cutting through grease, root intrusion, and accumulated solids in sewer lines. Vacuum extraction is handled by a Roots 824 PD blower, a positive-displacement unit well regarded in the industry for reliable, high-volume air movement and debris lift.
The debris body has a 15-cubic-yard capacity, giving crews the ability to carry a meaningful volume of recovered material before requiring a dump cycle. Fresh water capacity stands at 1,500 gallons, supporting extended operational periods between refills. The truck features a front-mounted hose reel as well as a hydraulic hose reel, offering flexibility in how the jetting hose is deployed and retrieved on the job. The body is equipped with a hydraulic dump mechanism, hydraulic locks, and a hydraulic tailgate, allowing the debris body to be emptied efficiently and safely.
The chassis is powered by a Cummins ISL 8.9-litre diesel engine paired with an automatic transmission. At the time of listing the truck shows 61,153 miles and 12,704 hours on the clock. Both front and rear tyres are reported to be in approximately 80 to 90 percent tread condition. The seller describes the unit as clean overall and states that it runs, drives, and operates excellently. The truck carries a documented ex-municipality history, indicating it was previously operated under a public works or municipal services fleet. It is offered used from a location in Florida, USA, at a price of $205,000.
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