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Wireless functionality of the GapVax industrial HV-56 hydroexcavator puts control at your fingertips.

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Mike Blair, right, an electrical design technician for GapVax, explains the features of the company’s HV-56 Advanced Series hydroexcavator to an attendee at the 2014 show. The new truck features control units both in the cab and on the body for most critical functions.

GapVax introduced its latest advancement with the tech-savvy hydroexcavation operator in mind. The company rolled out the HV-56 Advanced Series hydroexcavator at the 2014 Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo International in Indianapolis, complete with all the technological “bells...

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