Sewer maintenance
High-pressure flushing and vacuum collection can be used in sequence.
Vacuum & Sewage Trucks
A HOWO TX 6x4 vacuum sewage truck with a dedicated 17 m³ waste tank, separate 5 m³ clean-water tank and 350 L/min high-pressure cleaning pump.
From US $33,000
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THE VEHICLE
This HOWO TX 6x4 vacuum sewage truck has a dedicated 17 m³ sewage tank and a separate 5 m³ clean-water tank. The water-ring vacuum pump draws liquid waste into the sewage compartment, while the clean-water supply serves the high-pressure cleaning system. A high-pressure pump is specified at 350 L/min for flushing work. The stated 17 m³ main capacity is the sewage tank alone; suction depth is confirmed with the final hose and pump configuration.
The three-axle chassis has a 25,000 kg gross vehicle weight and a 17,750 kg curb weight. A 257 kW (350 hp) engine drives the 6x4 layout through a manual transmission. Overall dimensions are 9,750 × 2,550 × 3,850 mm, and the wheelbase is 3,200 + 1,350 mm. The truck seats three people, uses 315/80R22.5 16PR tires and has a 300 L fuel tank. Axle ratings are 7,000 kg at the front and 18,000 kg across the rear group.
For sewer maintenance, the crew can use high-pressure water to break up deposits before vacuuming loosened sludge into the 17 m³ tank. Keeping clean water separate from collected waste helps the two systems work in sequence. The truck can also support septic and drainage service where access, waste type and disposal rules permit. Confirm suction depth, hose size, pump duty and the final vehicle mass for the planned service route.
TECHNICAL DATA
| Gross Vehicle Weight | 25,000 kg |
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| Curb Weight | 17,750 kg |
| Rated Payload | 7,055 kg |
| Overall Dimensions | 9,750 × 2,550 × 3,850 mm |
| Crew Seating | 3 persons |
| Front / Rear Overhang | 1,430 / 2,670 mm |
| Chassis Brand | HOWO |
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| Drive Type | 6x4 |
| Axles | 3 |
| Wheelbase | 3,200 + 1,350 mm |
| Engine Power | 257 kW (350 hp) |
| Transmission | Manual |
| Tire Size | 315/80R22.5 16PR |
| Fuel Tank | 300 L |
| Axle Ratings | 7,000 / 18,000 kg |
| Sewage Tank | 17 m³ |
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| Clean-water Tank | 5 m³ |
| Vacuum Pump | Water-ring type, 2BE258 |
| High-pressure Pump Flow | 350 L/min |
| Maximum Speed | 89 km/h |
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| Approach / Departure Angle | 19° / 11° |
CONFIGURATION
IN THE FIELD
High-pressure flushing and vacuum collection can be used in sequence.
The 17 m³ sewage tank receives collected liquid waste.
The water-ring vacuum pump supports liquid waste removal where access and disposal rules permit.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
No. The sewage tank holds 17 m³ and the separate clean-water tank holds 5 m³.
The sludge suction system uses a water-ring vacuum pump. Suction depth is confirmed with the final hose and pump arrangement.
Yes. A high-pressure cleaning pump rated at 350 L/min draws from the separate clean-water tank for flushing work.
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