This 2007 International Durastar 4400 is a used sewer truck — sometimes called a vacuum truck or vac truck — designed for subsurface utility work, sewer maintenance, and vacuum excavation. International is a well-established American commercial vehicle manufacturer with a long history of producing heavy-duty trucks for municipal, utility, and industrial applications. This example is located in Pennsylvania and is offered at $74,500.
The truck chassis is powered by a DT466 six-cylinder diesel engine producing 260 horsepower, paired with a Fuller ten-speed manual transmission. The drivetrain runs through a tandem rear axle arrangement, and the truck is rated at a gross vehicle weight of 52,000 pounds, split across a 12,000-pound front axle and a 40,000-pound rear axle. Rubber is 11R22.5 all around. Driver amenities and safety equipment include power steering, air brakes, and air conditioning.
The vacuum excavation body is a Vacmaster model VNDS6000 unit. It is powered by a dedicated John Deere six-cylinder diesel engine rated at 250 horsepower, which drives a Tuthill blower to generate the vacuum. A Vanair air compressor is also fitted. The boom system is hydraulic and radio-controlled, allowing the operator to position the vacuum hose remotely without leaving the cab or ground station. Excavated spoil is collected in a 950-gallon debris tank equipped with hydraulic dump capability for fast, controlled unloading. A separate 85-gallon water tank is also on board to support hydro-excavation or flushing operations.
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