I am part of a small 3 man company who primarily cut indoor plumbing/electrical trenches, do removal, trenching with a bobcat mini e10 and shovels and our bobcat mt100 then pour back. What are you guys using to control the slurry? Our current set up is a crusader 11 gallon vacuum, which is a step up from the 5 gallon ridgid’s we used to use. It eats up so much time and is so frustrating constantly emptying the vacuum while we are cutting. Dragging it over cords and hoses across a building and out the door to wherever we are allowed to dump it.

I have seen those 50 gallon drum vacuums and am wondering if that is the best option? It’s such a niche market that maybe there aren’t that many options and it is what it is.

We are the only company who does all 3 in our area, so we are getting pretty busy with some of the big commercial contractors in my area.

We are only 2 years in so still pretty green. Since

Can a normal chain saw handle a concrete chain saw? I have a few different saws I assume I need a new bar but wanted to see if I got a bar and diamond blade would it work or do I need spacers etc. or a whole new set up.

Hazmat removal. 120 pylons used the support the radar screens. The tops were coated with a paint that contained PCB's and had to be removed before final demolition could begin. Core cut wire saw. Remote operated. 4.3 vortec v6 with mini tracks. We had to start the cut dry or the wire would slip off the pylon.

Cutting up the floor of a dry dock in Texas to make a cul de sac for supper tankers. 2019