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Old 11-02-2009, 10:04 PM   #1
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Hee, hee...no really...it sucks things up real nice! I got it Friday evening after my little 6 gallon Shop-Vac died. It's a Rigid 16 Gallon Wet/Dry Vac/ WD1851. I love this thing.
No, I haven't replaced my table saw yet. (Probably won't for a long time!)

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That is definitely a you suck.Tony
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Nice vac. I got the metal can Rigid and it is great. Compared to the old craftsman shop vac, it is lots quieter. I still haven't invested in a good filter yet but am on the fence for a shop vac cyclone.

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Good on ya, Anna-Catherine.
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nice score
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Nice! Ridgid makes excellent shopvacs. Just be careful with circular saws around them, they don't do well with leaks
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That is on my list of wants, needs.
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Re: My new Vac sucks!

Good choice! I recently bought the 12 gal and it's very nice other than the standard hose that comes with it. The hose crushes really easily. I cobbled together some adaptors to use my old shopvac Pro hose, much better. Ridgid do have a better hose, but $36....
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