The machines are ours, and so are the numbers.
No subbing the bore out and hoping it goes well. If you are working out whether a run is feasible, these are the figures that decide it.
Vermeer D24x40 S3 Navigator
The rig that puts the line in. 28,000 pounds of thrust and pullback covers most utility work in this region, and the 108 foot bend radius is what lets a bore get under a road and back up on the other side without kinking the product.
There is also a smaller Vermeer boring machine in the fleet for tight-access work and smaller line installs, for the jobs where the D24x40 will not fit or is more machine than the run needs.
Vermeer D24x40 S3 Navigator
- Thrust / pullback
- 28,000 lbs
- Maximum torque
- 4,200 ft-lbs
- Maximum spindle speed
- 270 RPM
- Engine
- John Deere 4045, 125 HP
- Rod length
- 10 ft Firestick
- Rod diameter
- 2.38 in
- Maximum carriage speed
- 240 ft/min
- Drilling fluid flow
- Up to 50 GPM
- Maximum fluid pressure
- 1,050 PSI
- Minimum bore diameter
- 4 in
- Bend radius
- 108.2 ft
TrueVac HXX Hydro Excavator
The truck that finds what is already down there. 3,000 PSI of water and 4,970 CFM of vacuum move soil off a live line without touching it, and the boiler means a hard freeze does not stop the job.
TrueVac HXX Hydro Excavator
- Debris capacity
- 12 cubic yards
- Water capacity
- 1,200 gallons
- Vacuum
- 4,970 CFM at 18 in Hg
- Water pump
- CAT
- Water pressure
- 3,000 PSI
- Water flow
- 20 GPM
- Boiler
- 800,000 BTU hot water
- Vacuum boom
- 7 ft telescoping
- Boom rotation
- 320 degrees
- Cold weather
- Recirculation pump, heated components
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