This 2011 Freightliner Business Class is a used sewer truck — sometimes called a vacuum truck or vac truck — offered here in Michigan, USA, at $116,900. Sewer trucks are purpose-built for the high-pressure cleaning and vacuum extraction of material from municipal drains, sewer lines, and other underground infrastructure. Freightliner is a well-established American commercial vehicle manufacturer with a long history of producing heavy-duty trucks for municipal, construction, and industrial fleets.
This unit is a former municipality truck from the City of Toronto, giving it documented public-sector service history. Power comes from a Mercedes-Benz MBE4000 turbocharged diesel engine rated at 410 horsepower, paired with an Allison 4500 RDS automatic transmission with six forward speeds — a durable and widely respected powertrain combination in heavy municipal applications. An engine brake is fitted, adding further control on loaded descents.
The vacuum body carries the designation B-10 FR and functions as a dump body as well, meaning the tank can be raised to discharge its contents directly — a practical feature that reduces cycle times at disposal sites. The unit also includes an onboard boiler, supporting heated water jetting where required. GVWR is rated at 66,000 lb., with front axle capacity of 20,000 lb. and rear axle capacity of 46,000 lb. The rear axle ratio is 5.38. Wheelbase measures 268 inches. The chassis rides on Freightliner TufTrac suspension at the rear. Front tyres are 425/65R22.5 and rear tyres are 11R22.5.
Additional equipment and condition notes include brand new batteries sourced from Michigan CAT, cruise control, a toolbox, mud flaps, chrome rear fenders, and a single chrome exhaust stack. The overall specification reflects a well-equipped, heavy-duty municipal unit built for sustained vacuum and jetting operations.
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