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Don't Overlook Water Trucks When Shopping for Pumpers

A truck that transported water for fracking operations on the East Coast turned out to be just what Tom Arts was after for his septic business
  • By Ken Wysocky
  • November 21, 2017

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Don't Overlook Water Trucks When Shopping for Pumpers
A-1 Septic driver Greg Golden carries the hose to the septic tank for a clean-out. (Photo By Cory Dellenbach)

When Tom Arts decided to invest in a newer vacuum truck for his pumping business, A-1 Septic in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, he looked at the classified ads in Pumper magazine and found just what he wanted: a pre-owned, tri-axle 2012 Peterbilt 365 vacuum truck with approximately...

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