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Ridgid Propack Shopvac?
Hey guys anyone have one of those Ridgid propack vacs? How are they? I was eyeing them up the other day. Looks like they would pack a lot nicer than the old shopvac in the truck.
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Re: Ridgid Propack Shopvac?
I really like it.
It can be stacked on top of stuff and you can stack stiff on it. It makes a good place to sit down (no small consideration for me), I've used it to stand on to lamp out can lights, and it's relatively quiet. It's cool having the hose and nozzle with you but not in the way. Downside, the hose is some weird proprietary size so you can't use any of your other hoses or accessories. It's pretty messy to empty. The wands and filters are kinda pricey, and the major problem is it comes from the Despot. Fortunately my son gave it to me for Xmas so I didn't actually have to go in there.
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Re: Ridgid Propack Shopvac?
Thanks neo, I didn't realize the hose was a different size. Thats the reason I hate to buy any ridgid power tools, cause everybody knows their only available at the home depot! Hmm maybe I will search around a littl bit. I would really like to find a little vac that has a plug for a tool so it would come on automaticly.
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Re: Ridgid Propack Shopvac?Quote:
that little vac for small jobs, and tight ones like bathrooms. ...And it sure is neat that it packs away just like another tool box. Fein, Festool, and Porter-Cable all have the tool power hook up deal. But I wouldn't call any of them compact.
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Re: Ridgid Propack Shopvac?
I also love my vac.
![]() it gets the job done and it makes a good place to sit. |
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Re: Ridgid Propack Shopvac?
Thanks guys,
I wish I could find the old little ridgid that had the tool hookup. Dave |
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