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This thing looks brilliant in photos, but don't forget to look at how quickly it eats batteries. If this was dual power I'd buy it in a heartbeat. I just don't have enough batteries nor a rapid or supercharger to make it worth it.
For me, a shopvac with a 50ft extension cord is perfect. Otherwise it's the M12 Fuel vacuum in a pinch...no wheels required.
This thing looks brilliant in photos, but don't forget to look at how quickly it eats batteries. If this was dual power I'd buy it in a heartbeat. I just don't have enough batteries nor a rapid or supercharger to make it worth it.
For me, a shopvac with a 50ft extension cord is perfect. Otherwise it's the M12 Fuel vacuum in a pinch...no wheels required.
I was thinking the same thing. If they made a dual power version, I would be really interested. I have the Packout M18 Fuel vacuum and it chews up battery power. I can't imagine trying to use a larger shop vac on batteries alone, unless you go to their larger a Forge platform. Even then...
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y'all think even with an 8ah batt it wouldn't last more than 5 mins?
The site says 31 minutes on max power mode with a 12.0 battery. So that would be something around 20 minutes with the free 8.0. Not bad. To get this deal you gotta provide your own batteries and I just have 5.0's so if it's linear that's like 13 minutes. For most of what I would need it for, that would suffice as I really hate dragging a power cord around my garage. The key question from somebody that actually has this is how accurate are these numbers, and is it powerful enough? I might bite if it is really that good.
My only frame of reference is the little M12 vac and I can barely vacuum my entry mat from my garage to my house on a 5.0 m12 before it slows down. It chews up batteries like crazy.
For anyone that has one of these, what are your thoughts on the 1 7/8" hose? I was surprised to see that. I think my current plug-in Rigid has 2.5". I do an occasional house project that involves demo and a lot of wood working in the garage where I have chunks of material to suck up, and I'm not sure the smaller hose would be too good at that (would have to sweep first, then vacuum).
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if not you can just call them (number will be in the email sent to you) and tell them to cancel it.
For me, a shopvac with a 50ft extension cord is perfect. Otherwise it's the M12 Fuel vacuum in a pinch...no wheels required.
For me, a shopvac with a 50ft extension cord is perfect. Otherwise it's the M12 Fuel vacuum in a pinch...no wheels required.
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My only frame of reference is the little M12 vac and I can barely vacuum my entry mat from my garage to my house on a 5.0 m12 before it slows down. It chews up batteries like crazy.
For anyone that has one of these, what are your thoughts on the 1 7/8" hose? I was surprised to see that. I think my current plug-in Rigid has 2.5". I do an occasional house project that involves demo and a lot of wood working in the garage where I have chunks of material to suck up, and I'm not sure the smaller hose would be too good at that (would have to sweep first, then vacuum).
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