RockVac rock conveyor and dirt conveyor

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Finally a vacuum tough enough to tackle rocks and debris!

Originally designed for fast, shovel-free removal of rock during landscape renovation projects, the RockVac is proving to be the world’s most versatile landscape and construction vac.

In virtually any wet or dry application, the RockVac is capable of sucking up rock, wood chips and shavings, sand, gravel, leaves, compost, mud, sludge, glass and debris. The possibilities are endless.

By vacuuming instead of shoveling you can fill a 5 cubic foot wheelbarrow in less than 3 minutes!

Two people and a RockVac can do jobs better and faster than jobs normally requiring 5 or 6 people the old fashioned way!

Increase the number of projects per week without adding labor. Throw away the shovels and start using a RockVac today!

Features

INTRODUCING THE ROCKVAC!

This one of a kind machine can do it all!

Originally designed to remove rock during landscape renovation projects, this machine has evolved into one of the most versatile industrial vacuums on the market.

With the Suction power to move rock at distances of over 50′, and the blower protection system to handle the dustiest, dirtiest products, the RockVac meets the challenge of any application head on.

Whether its rock, wood, sand, or leaves and other debris. The RockVac has the power to tackle your most difficult projects.

The RockVac comes equipped with a 24 Hp Honda engine but can be upgraded to a diesel or an electric motor if requested.

Electric

Another feature that comes standard on the RockVac is the Impact Resistant Steel Holding Tank.

Diesel

Or, upgrade to the extra-large holding tank, with an optional galvanized tank.

Brochure

Alternate Uses

The RockVac has proven itself to be the go-to alternative small vac. By adding different options, the RockVac transforms into a utility vac with capabilities of moving more than just rock. Products being moved with the RockVac include: seed, feed, small grain, fertilizer, peanuts, black walnuts, fertilizer, turkey manure, and wood shavings.

RockVac / Utility Vac

Specialty RockVac with a Galvanized Tank on a Skid Mounted frame.

Safety

Safety Notice – Important – Read This!

Working in and around bins, silos, and tanks
Entering a bin, silo, tank or other type of storage structure is hazardous. You can suffocate and die from the materials stored inside these structures. There also may be explosive, harmful or poisonous gas or dust in the air. A vac operator and all other personnel assisting should strictly adhere to the procedures outlined in “Bin, Silo, and Tank Entry Procedures” before entering a storage structure. For additional details regarding these procedures, reference OSHA Standards.

When entering grain tanks, bins, and silos, also follow these tips – “Bin Entry Do’s and Don’ts” from the Kansas Grain and Feed Association’s Safety, Health and Environment Committee.

Working with and around your vac
Before using your vac, it is your responsibility to read, understand and follow all of the safety instructions in your operator’s manual. Also make sure that EVERYONE operating or near your vac understands and follows all of the safety instructions in the manual.

Remember, a safety-minded, informed operator is the most important safety aspect of your vac. Accidents can be avoided. Do not risk injury or death — be certain that every operator of your vac is well acquainted with all the safety recommendations and operating instructions in the manual. Read “Vac Safety Guidelines”