🔍 Premium Craftsman & Ridgid Replacement Filter by Kopach - 1 Pack | Original Filter for Enhanced Performance Review

I have a shop vacuum, model WD06200. This was sold as a direct replacement and is not. The original filter is 9" long, this one is 8.25". To get it working I had to cut the rubber grommet off one side of the original filter and attach it to the end plate allowing the wing nut to be tightened securely. Who knows if he will work without pressure to work freely. live and learn I'll buy the next one where I can actually put a tape measure on it just to be sure. It doesn't matter if you save a few…

You have an old Craftsman 16 gallon wet & dry vac model 113.179150 with filter cover and thumbscrew. The manual publication date is 1986. The filter number listed in the owner's manual is 17816. The current Sear 17816 replacement filter does not fit my vacuum cleaner even though my vacuum cleaner model number is listed on the filter box. Thanks to the Kopach Filter Company and Revain, this filter is a replacement for older Craftsman vacuums made between 1986 and 1988. This filter is better…

Intended to be a direct replacement but much shorter than stock. I thought they accidentally sent the wrong one, but based on the photos and reviews, they expect you to "fake" it by turning the filter cap upside down. The edge of the filter set in this way is not blocked in the deep channel, normally it would be like this >>. By turning it upside down you're trying to create an airtight seal on two tiny ridges like this ><. It's only a matter of time before it deforms during suction

Couldn't find the part number for my old 12 gallon Craftsmam as there was only one label left. I risked it and it fits perfectly. The inner diameter of the rubber is 4 3/8 inches and the outer diameter of the plastic end cap is 5 inches. Fits perfectly. Its height is just over 8 inches, which was good too. It could be + or - 1/8 inch and it would still fit. Don't tighten it like you would screw nuts on a car and it will work just fine. You can tell that the old one was overtightened by the fact

My vacuum is a 6 gallon Husky (Home Depot brand) vacuum that uses VF4000 series hard filters. I decided to try this Kopach filter. In the first picture you can see how the vacuum cleaner filter end cap fits the original filter. The second picture shows a new Kopach filter with the end cap in the "normal" position. As you can see, the Kopacz filter is shorter than the standard filter and does not close that way. In the third picture, I flipped the end cap and slightly squeezed the end of the new

My husband saw the price of this product and said to order a pair; he blew out his old one because he said the filter prices were crazy. We received the order, he installed it and was very satisfied. We ordered two and there was a bit of a mix up, but it was worth the quick and friendly response. I run a small business and try to help where I can. The customer service from this company is astronomical. My husband said he no longer needs to bleed his old filters and will now buy filters from…

Hello everyone. I have no idea if this helps or hurts anyone, but here it is: I have an older Ridgid 4.25hp 12 gallon wet and dry vacuum. I had it for maybe 20 years? Either way it works great and I haven't found a direct replacement for "here is the right filter for this model". It's possible that the Ridgid's model number is E43484, but I'm not exactly sure either. Anyway I tried another one that was for Ridgid 5 gallons and up and it was dead wrong then I tried this one. So basically it's…