Sage Oil Vac Debuts Upgrades and Options at the Work Truck Show

Customers got their first look at new high-capacity tanks and other options available on Sage Oil Vac’s new Premium Non-CDL Open Lube Truck at Work Truck Week in Indianapolis, March 10-13.

Designed on the Ford F-600 chassis, this upgraded lube service truck offers more fluid capacity than the standard Sage Oil Vac non-CDL open lube truck – helping operations avoid the expense, insurance and licensing of a CDL-size vehicle. The extra fluid capacity means technicians can service more equipment in a single trip and stay longer on the job. And the size of the pickup-style, F-600 platform boosts jobsite maneuverability. In many cases, crews can take the truck to the equipment rather than bring the equipment to the truck.

Using Sage Oil Vac’s exclusive pump-free technology, the truck delivers faster, cleaner fluid service with fewer moving parts – making it a highly efficient solution for demanding environments such as construction jobsites. It is built with the operator in mind, featuring practical upgrades like a standard power washer, radar tank sensors for more accurate fluid monitoring and a PTO-driven compressor.

Sage Oil Vac’s pump-free system uses vacuum pressure to transfer fluids quickly and reliably without mechanical pumps – reducing maintenance, minimizing downtime and simplifying operation.

The truck delivers 2,347 l of fresh fluid capacity, allowing technicians to complete more services on the jobsite before returning to refill fluids or dispose of waste oil, all while remaining under CDL requirements.
The truck uses a PTO-driven compressor, giving operators the flexibility to power the system in the way that best fits their operation.

A built-in power washer helps technicians remove mud and debris from equipment before or after servicing. As an option, the washer can be removed and replaced with an additional oil tank for more fluid capacity.
Integrated radar sensors provide more accurate fluid level readings and make monitoring tank levels easier for operators, eliminating the risk of over- or under-filling reservoirs.

The added fluid capacity helps technicians efficiently perform larger service intervals – such as 500- or 2,000-hour maintenance on construction equipment.

Source: Sage Oil Vac

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