Walmart has for 6-Gallon HART Stainless Steel 5HP Wet/Dry Vacuum w/ Bonus Car Cleaning Kit (VOC608S 3703) for $39. Shipping is free.
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Features:
HART 6-Gallon Premium Stainless Steel Tank
Powerful 5 Peak HP High Performance Motor
Complete Vac Organization with On-Board Hose, Cord and Accessory Storage
8' Power Cord with Cord Storage
Easily Converts to a Blower
14-Foot Cleaning Reach with Hose and Power Cord
Large On/Off Dust Switch
Includes: 1-1/4" Diameter Hose and Attachments, 6' x 1-1/4" Hose, (3) Extension Wands, Crevice Tool, 3-Pc Car Cleaning Kit, Reusable Cloth Filter, Foam Wet Filter
Tank Size refers to the actual tank volume, and does not reflect capacity available during operation
Peak Horsepower is a term used in the wet-dry vac industry for consumer comparison purposes. It does not denote the operational horsepower output of a wet-dry vac, but rather the horsepower output of a motor, including the motor's inertial contribution, achieved in laboratory testing. In actual use, motors do not operate at the peak horsepower shown
The HART 6-Gallon* Stainless Steel Wet/Dry Vacuum is the perfect combination of performance and convenience. The 5 Peak HP† high-performance motor provides the power you need to tackle those tough projects. The on-board hose, cord and accessory storage allows you to keep all of your attachments organized, and the casters and balanced top handle make it easy to transport the vac during and after use. This vac comes with 10 accessories including a bonus 3-piece car cleaning kit which features a car nozzle, blower nozzle and detail brush. Easily convert your vac into a blower to remove debris from your yard or workspace by simply connecting the hose to the blower port. This vac is equipped with 14-foot cleaning reach with the hose and power cord, as well as 3 extensions wands to extend your reach.
Product SKU:
499823807
UPC:
814953019893
Brand:
HART
Manufacturer:
Cleva
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Walmart has for 6-Gallon HART Stainless Steel 5HP Wet/Dry Vacuum w/ Bonus Car Cleaning Kit (VOC608S 3703) for $39. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
Features:
HART 6-Gallon Premium Stainless Steel Tank
Powerful 5 Peak HP High Performance Motor
Complete Vac Organization with On-Board Hose, Cord and Accessory Storage
8' Power Cord with Cord Storage
Easily Converts to a Blower
14-Foot Cleaning Reach with Hose and Power Cord
Large On/Off Dust Switch
Includes: 1-1/4" Diameter Hose and Attachments, 6' x 1-1/4" Hose, (3) Extension Wands, Crevice Tool, 3-Pc Car Cleaning Kit, Reusable Cloth Filter, Foam Wet Filter
Tank Size refers to the actual tank volume, and does not reflect capacity available during operation
Peak Horsepower is a term used in the wet-dry vac industry for consumer comparison purposes. It does not denote the operational horsepower output of a wet-dry vac, but rather the horsepower output of a motor, including the motor's inertial contribution, achieved in laboratory testing. In actual use, motors do not operate at the peak horsepower shown
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I bought this for the $29 price 2 years ago. I never owned a shop-vac prior. Wife liked the silver aesthetic better than the ugly bright orange plastic vacs that you usually see. We call ours R2D2. I use it to vac debris around our back patio and garage. Wind blows lots of bits from our junipers, plus leaves, spider webs, dead bugs, etc. The vac does a good job, zero complaints. If the dry cloth filter gets too dusty then the safety valve kicks in and the filter needs to be thoroughly beaten which I can only assume is normal. This doesn't happen too often.
I've used it a couple times to suction up some water when one of my window wells was collecting a bunch during multi-days of rain. Did a good job but boy the 5-ish gallons fill up quick and you're dumping it out over and over. Wish it had some way to suction water and somehow run out another hose continuously but I don't even know enough to say if that's a feature you can get.
I have 2 complaints, not major: It tips over kind of easy when empty, that's annoying. The wet filter is flimsy and will tear easily. I tore mine and writing this now reminds me that I need to replace mine.
Overall, I feel I made a good purchase at a bargain price, and hey, it's still running!
I have one of these, it works as expected. We have two giant dogs and basically hide it behind the sofa and get the dog hair on the floor twice a week.
Life is too short to do a ton of comparison shopping on $40 shop vacs.
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I bought this for the $29 price 2 years ago. I never owned a shop-vac prior. Wife liked the silver aesthetic better than the ugly bright orange plastic vacs that you usually see. We call ours R2D2. I use it to vac debris around our back patio and garage. Wind blows lots of bits from our junipers, plus leaves, spider webs, dead bugs, etc. The vac does a good job, zero complaints. If the dry cloth filter gets too dusty then the safety valve kicks in and the filter needs to be thoroughly beaten which I can only assume is normal. This doesn't happen too often.
I've used it a couple times to suction up some water when one of my window wells was collecting a bunch during multi-days of rain. Did a good job but boy the 5-ish gallons fill up quick and you're dumping it out over and over. Wish it had some way to suction water and somehow run out another hose continuously but I don't even know enough to say if that's a feature you can get.
I have 2 complaints, not major: It tips over kind of easy when empty, that's annoying. The wet filter is flimsy and will tear easily. I tore mine and writing this now reminds me that I need to replace mine.
Overall, I feel I made a good purchase at a bargain price, and hey, it's still running!
I use high-efficiency bags and high-efficiency round cartridge filter (same time) and this vac still has plenty of suction and doesn't blow the very fine dust anywhere (thanks to the bag and filter). I've used it to suck up general lawn debris, drywall dust, random car garbage, and it follows my saw when cutting wood/particle board. Everything stays in the bag. All the shopvac (c) bags and filters work fine with it.
I have one of these, it works as expected. We have two giant dogs and basically hide it behind the sofa and get the dog hair on the floor twice a week.
Life is too short to do a ton of comparison shopping on $40 shop vacs.
I have the 8 gallon 6 HP from the $29 deal and despite being bulky and awkward to use sometimes, it became our main vacuum due to the power.
We have other vacuums, waaaay more expensive, ergonomic and portable, but nothing compares to this -for the price I paid-, I installed an OEM HEPA filter, and the bags have also some high filtration rating, and the air that comes out of this is pretty clean, absolutely no dust.
A smaller, 1/6 less powerful version of that doesn't sound too bad but for $39, take it at face value, it's not a smoking hot deal but it is pretty good regardless if you have nothing and need something that works just fine.
How's the filter on these? I don't have experience with the bag type filters
Read the manual when you get it. I bought when it was $29 and loved it for that price. The girlfriend never reads any manuals and is essentially clueless at life, so used the filter to vacuum water and ruined it. I never bought the replacement filter because it was 1/2 the total cost, so might just get another unit and leave that one for wet only.
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Any expert comparison with this from Costco, just for functionality? In store it goes for $50 when coupon is up. It does not come with wet filter whatever that means. TIA
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I've used it a couple times to suction up some water when one of my window wells was collecting a bunch during multi-days of rain. Did a good job but boy the 5-ish gallons fill up quick and you're dumping it out over and over. Wish it had some way to suction water and somehow run out another hose continuously but I don't even know enough to say if that's a feature you can get.
I have 2 complaints, not major: It tips over kind of easy when empty, that's annoying. The wet filter is flimsy and will tear easily. I tore mine and writing this now reminds me that I need to replace mine.
Overall, I feel I made a good purchase at a bargain price, and hey, it's still running!
Life is too short to do a ton of comparison shopping on $40 shop vacs.
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I've used it a couple times to suction up some water when one of my window wells was collecting a bunch during multi-days of rain. Did a good job but boy the 5-ish gallons fill up quick and you're dumping it out over and over. Wish it had some way to suction water and somehow run out another hose continuously but I don't even know enough to say if that's a feature you can get.
I have 2 complaints, not major: It tips over kind of easy when empty, that's annoying. The wet filter is flimsy and will tear easily. I tore mine and writing this now reminds me that I need to replace mine.
Overall, I feel I made a good purchase at a bargain price, and hey, it's still running!
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I use high-efficiency bags and high-efficiency round cartridge filter (same time) and this vac still has plenty of suction and doesn't blow the very fine dust anywhere (thanks to the bag and filter). I've used it to suck up general lawn debris, drywall dust, random car garbage, and it follows my saw when cutting wood/particle board. Everything stays in the bag. All the shopvac (c) bags and filters work fine with it.
Life is too short to do a ton of comparison shopping on $40 shop vacs.
We have other vacuums, waaaay more expensive, ergonomic and portable, but nothing compares to this -for the price I paid-, I installed an OEM HEPA filter, and the bags have also some high filtration rating, and the air that comes out of this is pretty clean, absolutely no dust.
A smaller, 1/6 less powerful version of that doesn't sound too bad but for $39, take it at face value, it's not a smoking hot deal but it is pretty good regardless if you have nothing and need something that works just fine.
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