This 2005 Sterling L9500 is a used sewer truck — sometimes called a vacuum truck or jetter truck — designed for municipal and industrial sewer cleaning, maintenance, and debris removal. Sterling was a North American commercial truck manufacturer that built heavy-duty vocational and work trucks widely used in municipal, utility, and infrastructure applications. This example is located in Colorado, USA, and is offered at $69,500 plus Federal Excise Tax.
The truck is configured as a 20,000-pound front axle unit powered by a 460-horsepower engine, giving it the muscle needed for demanding sewer service work. Transmission is a JK 15210C unit paired with a 46,000-pound rear axle, and the drivetrain runs a 4.56 gear ratio for working torque. Suspension is a Tuff-Trac system, and the truck is fitted with a 4-way locking differential, along with a driver-friendly rear (DFR) configuration.
At the heart of the sewer equipment, the tank is new and holds 4,000 gallons, providing substantial capacity for debris and liquid waste. The high-pressure water system runs a 750-gallon-per-minute pump, allowing efficient jetting of sewer lines. Both front and rear spray systems are included with NAP (non-potable) low-pressure sprayers, giving the operator versatile spray coverage from either end of the vehicle. The seller notes low mileage, suggesting the truck has seen limited use relative to its 2005 build year.
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