Cordless Shop Vac

[okie1997]

I had and like both , just hate how much the batteries cost. Don't think you can go wrong with either one. Good luck

[divenride]

The Dewalt 18V cordless vacuum is on of the best investments in tools I ever made....wet or dry...blows or sucks....cord or cordless.....perfect size for most small jobs.

[Hollywood88]

I use the Dewalt cordless, a Gallo gun, and an A/C drain sucker depending what I need. The drain sucker is small and light if you can get to the outlet easily. If you use the drain sucker I recommend ditching the hose it comes with and get some clear vinyl tubing. What they give you collapses too easily.

[kdean1]

I use the Dewalt cordless, a Gallo gun, and an A/C drain sucker depending what I need. The drain sucker is small and light if you can get to the outlet easily. If you use the drain sucker I recommend ditching the hose it comes with and get some clear vinyl tubing. What they give you collapses too easily.

Are you aware this thread is 3 years old?

[Hollywood88]

I missed it. Thanks

[Matt Woodbridge]

I just picked up the m18 wet/dry vacuum, its very impressive., in the 3 or 4 times that I've used it

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[ryantrials]

Looks like ol big red has a new smaller wet/dry hepa VAC, I would 100% get this, https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Produc...d-Fans/0960-20

I have the larger 18V version but I really want this smaller one now, the 18V is larger than i ever need, usually Im using it cleaning out burner areas/condenser panel areas/ occasional suck out a trap or something like that.

[itsiceman]

The only problem I have with the Dewalt is I dont have the required batteries so the investment would be MUCH more.

If this comes up again they sell adapters that let you use your battery on a different brand tool so long as it fits with the extra length.
I have one to run my makita tools off my milwaukee batteries.