August's Truck of the Month features ASAPVAC's Allvac® AV4000H hydro excavation truck at work across Christchurch, handling non-destructive excavation for councils and contractors day and night.

Not sure which Palfinger crane suits your operation? Learn how reach, lift capacity and HPSC requirements separate the PK17, PK19, PK26 and PK8.5, and how to match each to the right chassis.

Wondering how far an Allvac® hydro excavator can suck material from? Learn how our 90% deep vacuum system moves product up to 60 metres away, uphill, downhill, or from a blocked pump station.

July's Truck of the Month: Hydro-Pro Central's Allvac® AV7000H hydrovac truck, built for hydro excavation work from Queenstown to snowy back country.

Wondering why Waimea doesn’t build an 8x4 hydrovac truck? Discover why our 6x4 Allvac® hydrovac platforms, like the AV7000H, deliver the best balance of payload, manoeuvrability, and value for New Zealand hydro excavation operators.

Comparing the Allvac® AV3500 and AV7000H hydrovac trucks? Discover the payload, manoeuvrability, licensing, and noise differences between these two NZ hydro excavation units to find the right fit for your operation.

Understand the difference between telescopic, articulating, and over-centre boom lifts. Learn when to choose a Linelift® telescopic boom or a Versalift articulating/over-centre boom for utility, arborist, electrical, and maintenance work across New Zealand.

Discover how Allvac® hydrovacs use both vacuum and pressure to clear boom blockages, speed up unloading, and improve productivity. Pressurisation gives operators a practical advantage in hydro excavation, septic waste, effluent, and vacuum tanker applications.