This 2012 Kenworth T800 is a sewer truck — also commonly referred to as a combination jetter-vac or hydro excavation truck — purpose-built for municipal and industrial sewer cleaning, debris removal, and pipeline maintenance. Kenworth is one of North America's most established heavy-duty truck manufacturers, known for building robust, vocationally-configured Class 8 vehicles that serve construction, utility, and infrastructure industries worldwide.
At the heart of the cleaning system is a Vactor 2100 Plus positive-displacement unit equipped with an 18-inch high-vacuum blower delivering 3,600 CFM of suction capacity. This configuration is widely regarded as a workhorse in the sewer cleaning industry, capable of handling heavy, wet debris loads with consistent vacuum performance. The debris body measures 12 cubic yards with a rated liquid capacity of 1,200 gallons, and features both a hydraulic dump mechanism and a gate door for controlled unloading at disposal sites.
The water system includes a high-capacity water pump that has been recently rebuilt, paired with a rodder for high-pressure jetting of sewer lines and blockages. Together, these components allow the unit to both flush and extract debris in a single pass — the core function of combination sewer cleaning equipment.
The carrier truck is powered by a Cummins ISX11.9 engine rated at 400 horsepower, mated to an Eaton Fuller manual 10-speed transmission. This drivetrain pairing is a proven and well-supported combination in vocational trucking, offering durability and serviceability across a wide technician network. The unit is offered in used condition, priced at $149,900, and is located in Michigan, USA. Financing is available to qualified buyers, and inspection with a test run can be arranged by appointment.
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