TCS Chief With Honda GX690 and 100gal recovery tank

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Overview

The TCS CHIEF is the strongest truckmount made by TCS for single-wand operation. All its major components were chosen for maximum running hours with the least maintenance required. For commercial and large residential work, this system produces excellent cleaning and extraction results up to 500 feet away from the machine!

Features

The open design of the TCS CHIEF truckmount console ensures easy access to components for inspection and maintenance. This also helps the entire system operate at cooler temperatures.

The TCS CHIEF is certified by Honda. The GX690 engine has more than enough horsepower to provide excellent vacuum and pressure performance without being strained (even at full throttle). The engine itself is protected internationally by Honda’s own manufacturer warranty.

The DSL blower from Gardner Denver on the TCS CHIEF does not require grease. It turns at a 1:1 ratio to ensure maximum airflow, suction and lift. While running, the tachometer on the front of the console shows exact RPMs of the engine so you can be sure of your vacuum performance.

High-pressure heater with copper coils from Little Giant boasts a 120,000 BTU output which means you can reach consistent temperatures over 200 degrees in less than 60 seconds.

The TCS CHIEF comes standard with an Emporer HTX1810S pressure pump from General Pump capable of 1500 PSI (CAT 290 pump also available upon request). All TCS truckmounts come standard with an electric pump clutch for easy extraction-only operation.

55-gallon cylindrical fresh water tank is also standard with the TCS CHIEF. It takes up much less floor space than other fresh water tanks on the market and has simple design and components for auto fill, auto shut-off, and filtration.

The powder coated recovery tank is made of thick light-weight aluminum that is welded inside and out. Slanted bottom plate design ensures maximum wastewater evacuation.