The FVS2000 is the largest offering from the Foremost line of Hydrovac vehicles. Featuring a 2000-gallon water tank, 13-yard debris bodies, and a 70” aluminum van body, the Foremost 2000 delivers across the board.
Mounted on a tridem chassis, the Foremost 2000 features a 2000-gallon water tank, a 13-yard debris body, and a 70” aluminum, heated, lit, and insulated van body. Built to withstand tough work environments, Foremost 2000 Hydrovacs are renowned for their durability and reliability.
With adjustable water pressure and vacuum power, these hydrovacs effortlessly adapt to varying soil conditions, providing exceptional performance in potholing, daylighting, slot trenching, and more.
The Foremost 2000’s high-performance vacuum systems and large debris tank capacities enable efficient excavation and debris removal. With their rapid-fill capabilities, Foremost hydrovacs minimize downtime by reducing refill time, allowing for uninterrupted workflow and increased project efficiency.
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A hydrovac truck, also known as a hydro excavation truck or vacuum excavator, is a specialized vehicle used for non-destructive excavation and material removal. It combines high-pressure water and a powerful vacuum system to excavate and remove soil, debris, or other materials.
As the name suggests, hydrovac trucks are used to excavate using a vacuum (“vac”) and pressurized hot water (“hydro”). Hydrovacs carefully remove earth, clay, soil, ice, gravel, or dirt from an area using a non-destructive process, meaning that all underground fixtures and infrastructure are left undamaged. Additionally, hydrovac trucks are safer and more efficient, environmentally friendly, and precise than traditional digging methods such as a backhoe or large equipment.
Hydrovac trucks are commonly used in various industries and applications, including construction, utility work, trenching, and environmental cleanup, among others.
When selecting a hydrovac truck, consider the tank capacity, vacuum power, water pressure, boom reach, hose length, heating capabilities, available accessories, and the reputation of the manufacturer or dealer and post-sale service.
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At Summit Truck Equipment, we specialize in Rival and Foremost equipment along with other truck types in the construction industry such as water, vacuum, insulated van, service and code vocuum trucks. We are happy to provide mobile and in shop services including repairs, scheduled maintenance and warranty campaigns.
With a large supply of parts and equipment in stock, we proudly serve a large area surrounding both Ontario and Alberta, Canada. We’re excited to offer pick up or delivery options for our valued customers. Training and Demonstrations are available on all of our units!
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