The ergonomic handle and large rear wheels make it simple to transport the item over rough terrain and up and down stairs. Take this shop vacuum cleaner with you wherever you go.
Featuring 180 Degree flexibility at both hose ends, this 2-1/2-inch by 7-foot locking hose is ideal for a variety of applications. During use, the locking tab ensures that the hose remains connected to the wet/dry vacuum cleaner.
Using the Qwik Lock Filter Fastening System, you can quickly and easily change your wet or dry vacuum filter. It also includes an auto shut-off float mechanism that helps prevent overflow during wet pickups.
Vacuum attachments are easily accessible thanks to the accessory and hose storage.
The WORKSHOP Wet/Dry Vacuum is one of the quietest vacuums in the WORKSHOP line, and it comes with a 5-year Limited Warranty.
The shop vacuum with the lowest noise level in our line.
Wet and dry shop vacuum with a unique cart design that allows for maximum mobility.
Product Description: Vacuum Cleaner in the Styl.
This wet dry vacuum cleaner’s features include rugged 2-piece drum construction for stability, rugged terrain mobility, reduced noise, high performance, and high performance on rough terrain. Included are a shop vacuum, a 7-foot locking hose, a 2-1/2-inch utility nozzle, a car nozzle, a wet nozzle, two extension wands, a WS22200F fine dust filter, a WS32200F dust collection bag, and an operator’s manual. Also compatible with the WS23200F HEPA Media Cartridge Filters, as well as the WS24200F Wet Filter, which is designed for wet pick-up.
The Manufacturer’s Statemen.
This vacuum’s characteristics include rugged 2-piece drum construction, rugged terrain mobility, reduced noise, high performance, and high performance on rough terrain. Includes: Vac, Hose, Utility Nozzle, Car Nozzle, Wet Nozzle, 2 Extension Wands, Locking Sleeve, Fine Dust Filter, Dust Bag, Owner’s Manual. Full disclosure: I hate shop vacs, but acknowledge that they have jobs that they are well suited to knock out. Unless there was water involved, I would almost always prefer a broom over the noise, awkwardness, and self-disassembling tubes of a shop vac. But I am getting older and decided to see if this one was better than the stuff I had used in the past.
Some assembly required: Not too difficult to assemble. The hammer-on things to retain the wheels on the axel were annoying and seemed like a questionable choice compared to a bolt or even a retaining ring, but seem to work. Other than that, you’ve got 4 screws to put in and a pair of covers to beat in place with a mallet. (Tools need: phillips screw driver, standard hammer, rubber mallet..
Power on: the beast has a massive rocker switch which is good in case it gets away from you and your vac starts sucking up the cat’s tail – it is easy to find. When you turn it on, the motor makes plenty of noise, but it is tolerable and lower in pitch than what I remember from much smaller devices.
It’s all about suction: This shop vac has a lot of power. I am running it with a collection bag and it still picks up fairly good sized bits of gravel. The car attachment really gets in and grabs hold – having a handle that allows you to bleed off some of the power can be helpful when you are ‘stuck’ on carpet or a seat cover.
All in all, this is one quality piece of gear. It still suffers from pipes and tubes falling apart, but with reduced frequency. It also suffers from the eternal hassel of power wires getting in the wheels and the need to move the vac around constantly – but the vac itself has a handle that keeps you standing upright which makes it easier on your back.
I extended mine by buying a handle with a flow control ring. I also got a wider head attachment with bristles on it since I wanted to keep plastic attachments off of painted surfaces. The 2.5″ diameter accessories are not cheap, but the handle is totally worth it.
I still hate shop vacs, but if I have to use one, this one is pretty nice. (Star deducted for being a @##! shop vac.)
