Vacmaster Wet And Dry Vacuum Cleaner For Home, 5 Gallon, Beast Series, 5.5 HP 1-7/8

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Vacmaster Wet And Dry Vacuum Cleaner For Home, 5 Gallon, Beast Series, 5.5 HP 1-7/8 2

Vacmaster Professional - Professional Wet/Dry Vac, 5 Gallon, Beast Series, 5.5 HP 1-7/8" Hose Jobsite Vac

Brand:Vacmaster

Features:

1.5 Gallon* Polypropylene Tank

2.5.5 Peak HP† High Efficiency Motor

3.Integrated Hose Storage

4.18' Cord with Cord Storage

5.Easily Converts to Blower

6.Large On/Off Dust Sealed Switch

7.Balanced Top Handle Design

Vacmaster Wet And Dry Vacuum Cleaner For Home, 5 Gallon, Beast Series, 5.5 HP 1-7/8 3

Description

This Macmaster Professional Beast Series 5-Gallon* 5. 5 Peak HP† Wet/Dry Vac is a powerful high-performance vac designed to tackle the toughest cleanup projects—at the jobsite, around the shop, or in the garage. On-board hose, accessory, and power cord storage eliminates unneeded hassle and minimizes total storage space. Over 25 ft. of cleaning reach (7’ hose and 18’ power cord) allows you to reach farther without unplugging the unit. Quickly control the power with the large dust sealed on/off switch. It also includes 8 accessories for nearly any task: 7 ft. x 1-7/8 in. kink resistant premium hose, utility nozzle, crevice tool, car nozzle, (1) extension wand, fine dust cartridge filter, foam wet filter, and air & noise diffuser. Tank Size: 5 Gal. , Tank Material: Polypropylene, Peak HP: 5. 5, Voltage: 120V-60Hz, Amps: 12, Air Watts: 320, CFM: 102, Water Lift (In. ): 82. 6, Cord Length: 18 Ft. , Hose Diameter: 7 Ft. x 1-7/8 In. , Replacement Filters: VJFF, VFF21, Dust Filter Bags: VDBS, VHBS, 7 Ft. x 1-7/8 In. Hose, 1 Extension Wand, Fine Dust Cartridge Filter, Foam Wet Filter, Crevice Tool, Car Nozzle, Utility Nozzle, Air/Noise Diffuser.

* "Tank Size" refers to the actual tank volume, and does not reflect capacity available during operation.
^† "Peak Horsepower" is a term used in the wet-dry vac industry for consumer comparison purposes. It does not denote the operational horsepower output of a wet-dry vac, but rather the horsepower output of a motor, including the motor’s inertial contribution, achieved in laboratory testing. In actual use, motors do not operate at the peak horsepower shown.