Mantilgh
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- Dec 6, 2014
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I didn't know this tool existed untill today. I've been helping an electrician instal LEDs lights in my mothers inlaws business and he brought one in today.
It's a tool box sized wet/dry vac and blower run off of their standard 18v battery pack. It was actually quite impressive for a little battery powered vac. Their site says it has 32" of lift. I'm not sure how that compares to a shopvac, but it didn't seem week. Stronger than some cheap houlehold vacuums I've had. He guesstimated the run time to be about 20 minutes or more.
i don't think I'll run out and get one, but I almost think you could get by with this for mobile use. It would just need a little long hose.
For $100, not including batteries, maybe someone will find a need for it.
It's a tool box sized wet/dry vac and blower run off of their standard 18v battery pack. It was actually quite impressive for a little battery powered vac. Their site says it has 32" of lift. I'm not sure how that compares to a shopvac, but it didn't seem week. Stronger than some cheap houlehold vacuums I've had. He guesstimated the run time to be about 20 minutes or more.
i don't think I'll run out and get one, but I almost think you could get by with this for mobile use. It would just need a little long hose.
For $100, not including batteries, maybe someone will find a need for it.
