A mobile vacuum boring and mud
recovery method comprising a device which will create a vacuum condition within a vacuum container and the vacuum container is mounted on an incline to provide space beneath it to locate a
water storage container, and having a vacuum conduit to transport a liquid and or
solid particles into the vacuum container. The inclined vacuum tank facilitates gravitational assistance in both separation of liquids & solids as well as unloading debris. A dispensing device may be added to dispense a liquid or a
solid from the vacuum container without eliminating the vacuum environment within the vacuum container, and said vacuum container having the ability to fill, store and dispense its contents simultaneously. The vacuum container may further comprises a means to separate a liquid from solids. The vacuum conduit articulated boom used to transport debris into the vacuum container may have the added feature or attachments chosen from an earth digging bucket, a telescoping vacuum conduit, sensor to locate buried utilities, monitors and controls to operate the attachments an their function,
water spray nozzle, man hole cover remover
cutting tool
grinding tool, saw, blasting tool,
surface cleaning tool, demolition tool,
torque wrench,
tractor to pull vacuum hose, jetter
nozzle, or camera and power source to operate them. The above described vacuum
system may be mounted on a variety of mobile platforms, chosen from but not limited to a trailer,
truck, skid steer, fork lift, track hoe, railroad car, or zero turn
radius vehicle which may have the added feature of being
convertible between a powered vehicle & a trailer.