This Sterling LT7501 is a used sewer truck — also referred to as a vacuum truck or jetter truck — designed for the cleaning, maintenance, and hydro-excavation of sewer lines, drainage systems, and underground utilities. Sterling was a well-established manufacturer of heavy-duty commercial and vocational trucks, building equipment widely used across municipal, utility, and construction industries. This 2000 model is located in Ohio, USA, and is offered at $54,500.
The truck is powered by a Caterpillar 3126 engine and paired with a five-speed automatic transmission, making it well-suited to the stop-and-go demands of municipal and contractor sewer work. The chassis rides on a double frame for added structural rigidity under the stresses of carrying heavy tank loads and operating vacuum equipment. Axle ratings are substantial, with a 20,000 lb front axle and a 40,000 lb rear axle, reflecting the loaded weight this platform is built to handle. Front tires are 425/65R22.5 and rear tires are 11R22.5.
The truck is equipped with a Vactor vacuum system and a Vactor hydro-excavator, Vactor being a leading name in combination sewer cleaning and vacuum excavation equipment. The vacuum system draws debris and liquid through a 7-inch suction hose, and a telescopic boom provides reach and flexibility for positioning the hose into manholes, trenches, or excavation sites. A hydraulic rear tailgate allows for controlled unloading of the debris body. Fresh water supply for jetting and hydro-excavation is provided by a 500-gallon onboard tank.
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