Debris Loaders G2

Standalone Professional Power: The Foresteel G2 Debris Loader Series
For professionals who already have a fleet of trailers or trucks, the Foresteel G2 Debris Loader provides a high-performance vacuum upgrade without the need for a dedicated trailer. These standalone units are engineered for flexible installation, allowing you to turn any vehicle into a professional leaf collection powerhouse.

Market-Leading Specs, Unbeatable Value
The G2 series marks a market disruption in 2026. We have increased the technical specifications while significantly lowering the MSRP—offering up to 20% more value than previous generations. Every G2 unit features:

• Vanguard™ Commercial Power: Reliable, easy-start engines designed for the daily grind.

• Hardox® Lifetime Protection: A replaceable Hardox wear liner that protects the turbine housing from abrasive debris, effectively “resetting” the machine’s lifespan during routine maintenance.

• Optimized Airflow: Consistent suction for wet leaves, twigs, and heavy debris.

One Machine, Every Pickup Job From autumn leaf fall to grass clippings, street litter, wood chips, hedge trimmings and flowerbed debris — the G2 handles the full range of grounds and municipal collection work. Wet or dry, light or heavy, the optimized airflow and Hardox®-protected turbine housing keep suction consistent across surfaces.

Flexible Installation for Any Scenario
The G2’s compact, skid-based design is built for the “custom fleet.” Using our Universal VAC-TCLAMP system, these loaders can be mounted to trailer tailgates or truck beds in minutes. No custom welding or complex modifications required.

Choosing Your G2 Powerhouse:
Whether you choose the MIDvac G2 (14HP) for versatile daily tasks or the PROvac G2 (18HP) for high-volume municipal work, you are investing in a machine designed to lower your cost of ownership and maximize your crew’s uptime.

Explore our Guide to G2 Debris Loaders or see why our machines use the market leading Briggs & Stratton Vanguard engines or see why our special Hardox components are the secret to G2’s low maintenance costs.

See it before you specify it

We mounted a camera inside the tipper box and ran fifteen materials through a G2 debris loader in one continuous take — dry and wet leaves, hedge trimmings, long grass, shrub cuttings, conifer branches, pine cones, wood chippings, mulch, dry compost, event waste, litter, foam and insulation, sawdust, and gravel.

Split screen: the nozzle on one side, the inside of the load on the other. It answers what a specification sheet cannot — what happens to material after it leaves the nozzle, and why the same body holds roughly ten times more once it is shredded.

The gravel at the end is a margin test, not a use case. It shows the machine handles the stones and grit that arrive mixed into real green waste. Continuous stone vacuuming is a different job and needs a different machine.

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