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Shop Vac
I bought a Sears with a U shaped bag. Those suck up the most without losing
suction. It was just a $100. And it has the ability to pump water uphill without priming which apparently others cannot do. I've never used that feature. Nice unit. "John?] " wrote in message . net... My 20 year old shop vac went tits up yesterday; slowed to a stop in the middle of some sawdust, spit sparks from the motor housing and died in a cloud of electrical smoke as I yanked the plug from the wall. After a chorus of "Taps", I decided to retire it permanently. Anyone have a recommendation for a new one? The dead one was a "Shop Vac" brand. It gave me long and faithful service but was *extremely* noisy and had one of those annoying hoses that pulled out of the vac anytime you reached for something with the hose. Looking for something quieter with a positive latch of some kind for the hose. John |
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