2014 Freightliner 114SD

This 2014 Freightliner 114SD Vac-Con vacuum truck shows up as a low-mile, purpose-built unit that looks like it has been kept in fleet shape. Odometer reads 38,218 miles and the dash shows 4,722.7 engine hours, which is a solid sign it has worked more on job sites than on long highway runs. Overall presentation is clean and straight with a clear title, so it reads more “put it to work” than “project truck.” Powertrain is the simple, serviceable combo most sewer and storm crews want: Cummins 8.9L with an automatic, suited for stop-and-go routing, frequent PTO engagement, and operators that rotate in and out. The Vac-Con package is set up like a combo unit with an overhead boom and large front hose reel, making it a practical fit for municipal sewer cleaning, storm drain work, lift station cleanouts, and contractor jetting support where maneuverability and repeatability matter. The small details line up with a working spec: multiple aluminum side boxes for tools and nozzles, tidy plumbing and hose routing on the deck, and a high-visibility rear setup with chevron striping and a strobe light bar. Vac-Con ID plate is present (model V311HAE-0, serial 12136689). The footage counter currently reads 0.0 ft, so assume it has been reset and verify total hose footage and jetter hours during inspection. Located in Miami, Florida.