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Stripe Hog Systems
The vacuum lter is a pleated, reusable lter that
is easily accessed through the door on the side
of the canister. Once the lter has been removed
you should de-grease with detergent and power
wash at 2000 psi (138 BAR). A mild solvent solu-
tion may be used to clean thermoplastic or tar
residue from the lter surface. Always check to
ensure there are no damaged areas or holes that
could allow debris to get into the vacuum blower
or silencer. Replace the lter if it is damaged or
shows any sign of deterioration.
Debris Tank And Debris Bag
The debris tank is constructed from stainless steel
panels. The debris tank door has a hydraulic lock-
ing system, a watertight inatable door seal and
hydraulic cylinders that open and close the door.
Water is drained from the tank prior to dumping
by two pneumatically activated drain valves in the
bottom the tank near the door. Another manual
ball valve in the door provides drainage in the
event that the main drains fail or become clogged.
The main drains are controlled by a rocker switch
in the debris tank control switch panel or by a
switch in the control console in the cab.
All debris water should be drained from the tank
prior to deating the door seal and opening the
tank door to dump the debris bag. A site tube on
the side of the debris tank indicates the recovered
water level and an inspection port on top of the
debris tank provides access to monitor the solid
Pneumatic Debris Tank Drain Valve
Debris Tank Inspection Port
DOOR LATCH
CLOSED
DOOR LATCH
OPEN
Hydraulic Door Latch OpenHydraulic Door Latch Closed
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