Wall mounted vacuums

Jeremy1976

Jeremy1976

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In order to keep things neat and organized, I'm in the market for a wall mounted vacuum. I am familiar with the Metro Vac but was wondering if there are other decent manufactures out there as another option? I like the Metro Vac being the model I saw has a 25ft hose so it will be able to stay permanently mounted to wall and off the floor.

Anyone with a Metro or another brand I would be interested in hearing what you think about them. I know the Metro is not cheap by no means so I'm doing some research to get something decent that will last. I'm using just a basic shop Vac now that I roll around my shop.

Thank you

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Googled and found this by Vacumaid. 50ft hose.

Link removed, kindly review forum terms/conditions. Found under FAQ in toolbar

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The one linked is not wet/dry, I would look for something wet/dry for detailing needs. There are two available on the river store site. There is a forum member with a wet/dry wallmount version, he invited me over to check it out. When I get time I will be checking it out since I am interested in one as well.
 
Having owned a Metro product for more than 5 years. I would offer the build quality and the company support garner any difference in price. It's an impressive brand and I would buy from them again without hesitation.
 
I love it! I had a metro before, nothing wrong with it but burned up after 2 years, decided to go with something different and am not sorry. Hepa bag so no dust in the shop, also can be used as a blower
 
parttimer said:
The one linked is not wet/dry, I would look for something wet/dry for detailing needs. There are two available on the river store site. There is a forum member with a wet/dry wallmount version, he invited me over to check it out. When I get time I will be checking it out since I am interested in one as well.
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The invite is still on the table when you get the opportunity to stop by. :)
 
Ordered up the Vacumaid Garage Pro today. Looking forward to getting it.

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I have the Hoover GUV. Had it 12 years no problems except bottom of tank started to rust as it's not a wet vac. Fixed this myself. ut a 5 gallon bucket down a slid it inside and clear RTV around the top edge. Works like a dream.
 
I don't need a wet vac at all. If I would I have a portable shop vac.

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WAXOFF said:
I have the Hoover GUV. Had it 12 years no problems except bottom of tank started to rust as it's not a wet vac. Fixed this myself. ut a 5 gallon bucket down a slid it inside and clear RTV around the top edge. Works like a dream.
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12 years? That's awesome!

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Shop-Vac Stainless Steel 8 Gallon Wall Mounted Garage Vacuum, wet dry vacuum, garage vac

Nice discussion going about wall mount units. Not to blow it up and sound like I am pushing mine but it is a great opportunity to explain an often overlooked spec on the unit we offer at Autogeek.

This unit has our two-stage motor (two fans moving air). This unit runs quieter, last longer, and has higher suction force measured in inches of lift (80"). Don't let the low peak HP rating deter you our two-stage turns slower so you don't get those high ratings like our single stage. Single stage produce high cfm or volume of air movement, important for tasks like picking up large amounts of light debris such as sawdust in a workshop. Two-Stage the cfm goes down and the lift goes up (can't have it both ways) this is great for jobs were a strong "pull" is required like extracting water from carpet, pulling sand out of carpet, you get the idea. This unit was designed for our pro users, thanks for the opportunity to share with you.
 
Got it today. High quality! Amazing suction! Very happy!

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Thanks brother!

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