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2004 - Sterling L7500 Sewer Truck
()- Listing No
- 1187430
- Year
- 2004
- Manufacturer
- Sterling
- Model
- L7500
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- USA
- Price
- $72,000
- Description
-
2004 Sterling L7500 Vac-con Vacuum Jetter Combo Truck Year: 2004 Make: Sterling Model: L7500 Vin: XXXXXXXXXXXXX7910 99,606 Miles Engine: C7 Caterpillar 7.2L Diesel Transmission: Automatic TIRES: 22.5 REAR (APPROX. 80 TO 90% TREAD) 22.5 FRONT (APPROX. 80 TO 90% TREAD) Equipment: Vac-con Vacuum Jetter Combo Truck Serial# 05043689 / Model# V312SHA 12 Yards Debris Body 1,300 Gallons Freshwater Myers 80 GPM @ 2,000 PSI 3 Stage Fan Deutz BF4M2012C Pony Motor HYDRAULIC HOSE REEL HYDRAULIC DUMP BODY HYDRAULIC LOCKS & RELEASE REAR DOOR History: Ex-municipal Condition: Clean Overall!! Runs, Drives And Operates
About this machine
This 2004 Sterling L7500 is a sewer truck — sometimes referred to as a combination jetter-vac truck — a heavy-duty municipal and industrial workhorse used to clean, flush, and evacuate stormwater drains, sanitary sewer lines, and underground utility infrastructure. Sterling was a well-established manufacturer of heavy commercial trucks, supplying vehicles to municipal fleets, utilities, and construction operations across North America.
The truck carries a Vac-Con vacuum jetter combination unit, model V312SHA, serial number , integrating high-pressure water jetting and vacuum debris recovery in a single vehicle. The debris body holds 12 cubic yards of capacity, and the freshwater tank carries 1,300 gallons. The jetting system is powered by a Myers pump rated at 80 GPM at 2,000 PSI, providing substantial flushing force for clearing blockages and cleaning line interiors. Vacuum suction is generated by a three-stage fan, a configuration associated with strong, consistent suction performance across varied debris types and line conditions. The auxiliary power unit driving the combination equipment is a Deutz BF4M2012C pony motor, a four-cylinder diesel unit purpose-built for powering truck-mounted vacuum and jetting systems.
The truck chassis is powered by a Caterpillar C7 7.2-litre diesel engine paired with an automatic transmission, and the odometer reads 99,606 miles. Tires are 22.5-inch front and rear, both reported at approximately 80 to 90 percent tread remaining. Hydraulic systems operate the hose reel, the dump body, and the rear door locks and release mechanism. The unit is described as ex-municipal, reflecting its origins in a fleet environment, and the seller reports it as clean overall, running, driving, and operating. It is located in Florida, USA, and is offered at $72,000.
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