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popular Posted by NickelDiming • 14h ago
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Bosch 2.6000-Gallon 7 HP Cordless Wet/Dry Shop Vacuum (Battery Not Included) $99

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pretty strong portable shop vac 7 Hp. Tool only

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Model: Bosch 2.6- Gallons 73.49-HP Cordless Wet/Dry Shop Vacuum (Bare Tool) | GAS18V-3N

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9h ago
290 Posts
Joined Dec 2007
9h ago
BadMouth
9h ago
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Have it. Love it. The included filter is HEPA. I was worried about run time. I had read it gets 20 minutes on a 6Ah battery. My biggest battery is 4Ah and I get around 15 minutes. That doesn't sound like much, but most of the jobs I have used it only require a few minutes of intermittent running. It works really well with the Bosch 18v random orbital sander which is the bees knees of cordless ro sanders IMO.
Last edited by BadMouth June 22, 2025 at 03:57 AM.
7h ago
723 Posts
Joined Dec 2008
7h ago
huskybuc
7h ago
723 Posts
Is this part of the Lowes BOGO deal? I can select it but there is nothing to tell me that I need to select something else.
6h ago
110 Posts
Joined Feb 2011
6h ago
minwild
6h ago
110 Posts
I also have this vacuum. Works great. Love it for cleaning out the car among other things around the house. Good power for battery. Plenty of battery time for small to medium tasks.
4h ago
356 Posts
Joined Jan 2014
4h ago
SlickForYou
4h ago
356 Posts
Don't have any Bosche batteries. This deal still worth it?
4h ago
35 Posts
Joined Dec 2009
4h ago
strenghtthroughpeace
4h ago
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4h ago
243 Posts
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4h ago
bloo0153
4h ago
243 Posts
Quote from SlickForYou :
Don't have any Bosche batteries. This deal still worth it?
Not unless you plan on buying other Bosch tools.
3h ago
57 Posts
Joined Oct 2010
3h ago
ImFrugal
3h ago
57 Posts
Quote from SlickForYou :
Don't have any Bosche batteries. This deal still worth it?

Buy off-brand generic batteries from Amazon. I have used them with this great vacuum for quickie vacuuming around the projects, garage and rentals. Don't notice any drop off in performance.
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3h ago
57 Posts
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3h ago
ImFrugal
3h ago
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Quote from strenghtthroughpeace :
Amazon has it for $91.22
https://www.amazon.com/Bosch-GAS1...B07G7FPKMV

$99 Amazon now. But Amazon return to UPS store is easier for me than going back to Lowe's.
3h ago
356 Posts
Joined Jan 2014
3h ago
SlickForYou
3h ago
356 Posts
For Amazon July 3-16 delivery if that matters.
1h ago
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1h ago
Rand4
1h ago
1,503 Posts
Bosch has some good tools.
but I already have 3 different battery lines not starting another one

7hp eh.. is that like peak instantaneous watts in car audio??

7hp should be around 5200 watts .....
32m ago
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32m ago
Eindorf_Hiltar
32m ago
4 Posts
Quote from ImFrugal :
Buy off-brand generic batteries from Amazon. I have used them with this great vacuum for quickie vacuuming around the projects, garage and rentals. Don't notice any drop off in performance.
This is great advice.... If you want a battery that lasts a year and a half tops. I have tried several of these...Makita 18v, Dewalt 20v(18v) and Milwaukee 18v. Yes,they're cheap....that's because they have garbage 18650 cells in them and at least one of the cells will go faulty within two years, rendering the entire pack worthless. I've disassembled and inspected/tested the cells in the ones I bought that died. I've ever rebuilt a couple of them with proper cells.
Buy the name brand batteries that have proper Samsung, Panasonic, LG, etc. cells in them. Aside from the fact that you'll save money in the long run, lithium cells are essentially little bombs. Don't be cheap here.

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