Amphibious machines that clear overgrowth and debris from West Palm Beach’s C-51 and Intracoastal canals, keeping flood-control flow and navigation open across Palm Beach County.
West Palm Beach sits at the downstream end of a major flood-control artery. The C-51 canal carries runoff from far inland out to the Lake Worth Lagoon, and a web of secondary and residential canals ties neighborhoods into that system and the Intracoastal. When vegetation and debris choke these channels, the drainage that protects the city slows and the lagoon takes the overflow.
Clearing them is work standard equipment struggles with, between the muck on the bottom, the tight seawall-lined residential canals, and the limited room to stage a machine on the bank.
Truxor works the channel from the water, cutting and lifting the growth and debris so a Palm Beach County canal keeps moving water the way the flood-control system depends on.
Keep C-51, secondary, and Intracoastal canals clear of the growth that stalls drainage and backs up to the lagoon.
A primary flood-control canal moves volume on a different scale than a seawall-lined residential canal off the Intracoastal. One has to keep its conveyance capacity open, another its navigation and depth, and muck and salinity vary across Palm Beach County.
We help you match the machine and attachments to the canals you clear and the duty they serve.
Whether you maintain flood-control canals or keep residential channels navigable, we help you clear more with less labor and equipment.
West Palm canal clearing spans big flood-control channels and tight residential canals, often with muck on the bottom.
Clear the growth and debris that narrow the canals carrying runoff toward the Lake Worth Lagoon.
Spread the machine's weight across the soft, mucky bottoms common in Palm Beach County canals where equipment sinks.
Reach narrow, seawall-lined residential channels off a bank where a crane has nowhere to sit.
A machine that works salty, mucky Palm Beach County canals week after week needs a supplier that stays with it. We back West Palm Beach contractors, municipalities, and drainage crews for the life of the equipment.
Every purchase includes:
Watch the machine clear an overgrown Palm Beach County canal and judge the reach and the muck-friendly footprint for yourself.
If keeping Palm Beach County canals clear and flowing is your responsibility, tell us the waterways you cover and we will help you land on the right Truxor setup.
An amphibious machine, because Palm Beach County’s mucky, often seawall-lined canals need equipment that floats in, clears vegetation and debris from the channel, and works without heavy machinery on the bank.
The C-51 and the canals tied to it carry runoff toward the Lake Worth Lagoon. When they choke with growth, the flood-control drainage that protects the city slows and the overflow heads for the lagoon.
Yes. Its amphibious hull spreads weight across soft, mucky bottoms that would trap a tracked machine, so it can work canals other equipment cannot.
Flood-control and canal maintenance contractors, municipal crews, and the companies that keep residential, secondary, and primary canals clear across Palm Beach County.