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Economic Excavation<br />

The Ditch Witch FX25 Is a Nice Price-Conscious Vacuum Excavator<br />

Money and size are two big factors in the purchasing process. So when the Ditch Witch organization announced the release of<br />

the FX25 vacuum excavation system, they wanted to release an economical, but value-added solution for contractors needing<br />

the essential services of a vacuum excavator. Equipped with a 500-gal spoils tank, the FX25 is the direct result of customer requests<br />

for a low-cost vac system that can perform a wide range of cleanup and soft excavation tasks, including potholing, valve<br />

box and utility vault cleanout, storm drain cleaning, exposing buried utility lines, HDD site cleanup and everything in between.<br />

The basic FX25 utilizes several components common with the FX30 for comparable performance but with the added benefit<br />

of the simplicity of a gasoline engine. And, like other members of the Ditch Witch vacuum excavation product family,<br />

it can be configured and customized with numerous options, including an 80- or<br />

200-gal water system with 3,000-psi water pressure. The economical benefits<br />

of the FX25 extend to both its purchase price and general maintenance.<br />

The FX25’s large-capacity, single-element, three-micron,<br />

washable vacuum filter is easy to maintain, extending the life of the<br />

blower when properly serviced. All of the FX25’s functions<br />

are run by a single, open-access power pack, adding<br />

to the serviceability and simplicity of the unit.<br />

Contact: www.ditchwitch.com.<br />

Super Sucker<br />

The Vacuworx MC3 Mini Lifter Uses Air to Pick<br />

and Place Project Materials<br />

It takes dexterity to safely piece together a construction site.<br />

It’s a puzzle of moving pipes, concrete slabs, large lumber and<br />

working crews. It’s in this complex environment that the Vacuworx<br />

MC3 Mini Lifter was designed to excel. Fitted to a mini excavator,<br />

the Mini Lifter uses material-specific vacuum pads that<br />

can suction up and move all types of construction supplies — all<br />

diameters of coated and non-coated pipe, concrete slabs, steel<br />

plates, steel tanks, polished stone, glass, granite and landscape<br />

rocks. Only the pads must be changed to switch to different pipe<br />

diameters or other materials. It’s ideal for in-plant or in-field applications,<br />

making the versatile Vacuworx MC3 Mini Lifter a compact<br />

material-handling attachment capable of completing a wide<br />

range of utility construction-related jobs. Contact: 918-259-3050<br />

or www.vacuworx.com.<br />

For more information go to www.utilitycontractoronline.com/info<br />

<strong>December</strong> 2011 | <strong>Utility</strong> <strong>Contractor</strong> 21

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