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Exhauster Truck

Shacman 6×4 Combined Jetting and Exhauster Truck for County Wastewater Service

For sanitation teams that need one vehicle for drain jetting and wastewater collection, this Shacman 6×4 source configuration combines a sewage tank with a separate clean-water supply. It is suited to planned access and disposal routes, not indiscriminate on-site discharge. The source's 20-ton payload claim is incompatible with its own weight figures, so request plated weights before calculating a load.

Working capacity: 11,250 L sewage tank
Chassis: Shacman
Drive layout: 6×4
Rated payload: Confirm for selected build

Enquiry checklist

Selection guide

What this truck can do

Use these figures to plan the job; confirm the final specification and operating limits for the exact build.

11,250 L sewage tank

Reference collection volume for wastewater or sludge; legal load depends on density and completed truck weights.

Check for your job: Confirm usable tank volume, material density, axle limits and approved disposal route.

9,000 L clean-water tank

A separately listed water supply for jetting in the source configuration, not an assured simultaneous full-load allowance.

Check for your job: Confirm final split-tank drawing and permitted load with both tanks filled.

6×4 combined jetting/vacuum layout

Supports cleaning and collection in one visit when the installed pumps, reels and hoses match the job.

Check for your job: Request pump pressure/flow, vacuum performance and hose specifications.

Typical applications

Septic emptying, wastewater transfer, drain cleaning and municipal sanitation work in Kenya and Uganda.

Product overview

This combined truck can support a cleaning-and-removal workflow: high-pressure water loosens deposits, then the vacuum system collects wastewater or sludge. Confirm hose reach, pump and vacuum performance, discharge arrangements and safe access to disposal facilities for the actual site. The final body drawing and axle weights are essential before planning a full tank.

Market checks

Confirm right-hand-drive availability, axle-load limits, road registration and applicable Kenya or Uganda inspection requirements before quotation.

Technical referenceProduct Specifications View full specificationsHide specifications

Confirm the final vehicle specification and destination documents for the exact configuration before ordering.

Chassis & Power

Chassis brandShacman

Drive layout6×4

Wheelbase4,600 + 1,350 mm

Tyre specification11.00R20 18PR

Dimensions & Weights

Gross vehicle weight25000kg

Where this truck fits

Suitable conditions

Sites where jetting and contained collection are both required
Access and turning room for a 6×4 heavy truck
Approved wastewater disposal route and safe hose setup

Do not assume

Planning a 20-ton load from the source marketing payload
Assuming both tanks can be filled to nominal volume within legal axle weights
Using unverified pressure or vacuum performance for a job specification

Frequently asked questions

Does it legally carry 20 tonnes of wastewater?

That cannot be supported. The source also lists 25,000 kg GVW and 17,450 kg curb weight, which contradict a 20-ton cargo payload. Request the completed vehicle plate and axle ratings.

Can both tanks be filled at the same time?

The source lists 11,250 L sewage and 9,000 L clean water, but does not establish a legal combined full-tank load. Confirm the final drawing, liquid density and axle loading.

What jetting pressure is available?

The available source does not provide a verified pump pressure/flow specification. Ask for the pump model, curve and hose data for the chosen build.

Information for your quotation

Drain diameter, length and blockage type
Required jetting pressure, flow and hose reach
Wastewater/sludge density and disposal route
Site access, turning space and ground bearing
Tank split and finished vehicle plate
Destination country, steering side and quantity