MODEL AX-XL AIR EXCAVATOR

MODEL AX-XL AIR EXCAVATOR

RAMVAC by Sewer Equipment is proud to introduce the AX-XL air excavator truck. The AX-XL mounts on a class 7 chassis for operators looking for increased payload, as well as the ability to hydro excavate in addition to digging with air. With a 2-yard debris tank and 100 gallons of standard on-board water, this model can be upgraded to a 3-yard tank and up to 300 gallons for hydro excavation applications.

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Due to its single-engine design, operators can excavate with both air and water effectively with a single truck. Additionally, all water systems are contained within a single heated enclosure for cold weather applications, while also offering the most cubic feet of standard tool storage on the market. RAMVAC designs its trucks from the ground up to be simple, powerful and the most maneuverable in the industry.

WHAT’S THE BOTTOM LINE?

From tool storage to operation controls, this truck was designed to make overall operation and maintenance easy and accessible. Major functions and maintenance points are accessed from a ground level for increased operator safety. 12-volt electrical controls and manual hand valves allow for on-site troubleshooting in the field and quick maintenance, as replacement parts are readily available at any standard hardware store. Additionally, this truck provides the ability to pothole using a 4″ port, as well as to conduct major excavating using a 6″ port. The AX series offers standard payload capacities from 5,000 to 12,000 lbs while its hydraulic rear door allows operators to dump spoils quickly and easily.

With the most powerful vacuum on the market, the AX series allows you to customize your blower to achieve the results you need in any application, as RAMVAC offers a variety of blower capacities, including 18″ or 27″Hg, 1400 or 3000 CFM, and hose diameter of 6″ or 4″. Most noteworthy is our Dig Deep boom carries powerful airflow while providing the operator the ability to dig 10 feet below grade.