 Within
our fleet of Road/Rail equipment we have the Unimog U400 chassis
with rail guidance system which operates from a specially
designed control box housed in the vehicle cab controlling
both front and rear systems for on and off tracking and the
Volvo FL16 models which utilise the SRS/SVABO Rail system.
Jet-vacuum system: MPU750
Main jetting reel with 150 metre hose 3/4” feed off
twin fresh water saddle tanks.
Performance of pump; 45GPM at 2000psi with a variety of cutting
and flushing nozzles.
Vacuum comes supplied with 2”- 6” suction hoses
and has twin vacuum pumps to enable the suction of heavier
debris. Also supplied with wash-down lance
Additional Options
This machine also has the facility for ‘look-see’
surveys CCTV camera equipment which enables pipe surveys from
3” up to 12” to determine breakages or slipped
joints in pipe work. Ramps are also supplied for easy access
on to line.
Typical Applications
• Drain and sewer cleaning
• Culvert cleaning
• Catch-pit cleaning
• Root and scale removal
• Track housing cleaning
• Graffiti removal
Technical
Specification
VOLVO FL6 4x2. 20 tonne 6x4 ROAD-RAIL VEHICLE consists of
a standard truck chassis equipped with hydrostatic drive.
Hydraulic axle locks are mounted on both front & rear
axles. These are used while entering and leaving track or
while using mounted equipment with the vehicle on its road
wheels. Operated by push buttons from the manoeuvre box located
at the rear end of the vehicle. Mirrors are in place for control
of rail wheels in front, mounted on driver’s side of
cabin.
Rail Travelling Device
SRS/SVABO is a well proven system, with the full vehicle weight
resting on the rail travelling device and with all brake and
driving force transferred through the rail wheels.
The
driving bogie is fitted with a turntable for easy transfer
between road and rail. It is possible to enter and leave the
track at almost any railway level crossing, which has a width
of approximately half the vehicle length. This is also possible
in curves and does not interfere with the adjacent track.
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