THE MAGAZINE FOR THE DRAINAGE, WATER & WASTEWATER INDUSTRIES


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Due to the current economic situation, there is a growing


demand for refurbished equipment


industry, Andy Guest was among the first manufacturers in the UK to introduce high-performance petrol-powered jetters. Despite initial scepticism, the advantages of using petrol have become apparent to many contractors.


Jon Woods, Sales Manager at Andy Guest, explains: "Diesel engines exceeding 18.5kw are required to be fitted with diesel particulate filters (DPF), which inevitably increase the cost, weight, and complexity of jetting machines. As a result, some contractors have sought viable alternatives.


"We've witnessed a significant uptake of our 3-Series petrol jetter as word has spread that these jetters are lighter, quieter, more fuel-efficient, and, depending on the type of drainage work, can be more cost-effective than their diesel counterparts.


“The new 3-Series is almost 200kg lighter than the previous generation, which has a notable impact on payload capacity and associated fuel consumption for jetting vans. Furthermore, the new machines are more compact, allowing them to be installed in smaller vehicles.”


This feature is particularly important as many contractors now aim to diagnose and resolve issues in a single site visit. Payload capacity is a key consideration,


FOLLOW US Andy Guest 3-Series petrol jetters are


lighter, quieter, more fuel-efficient, and can be more cost-effective than their diesel counterparts.


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