🔋 Powerful and Durable: Shop Vac 5989300 5 Gallon Stainless Vacuum Review

Do not buy this if you plan to use it several times. Cheap, flimsy plastic pens break after a few uses. We just got it and the locking buttons are so hard to undo that the crappy black plastic part has a stress crack after just opening it once. It seems the handles only break when you try to open the canister. Such a bad design but I think that's what we expect from China made products these days. You cannot trust any of the brands that used to make a quality product. It doesn't last long and…

I bought this to clean my pellet container. This is a good looking product, delivered quickly and packaged very well. Some assembly required, nothing crazy. I encountered problems while assembling. You will need to attach the handles to the metal tank so that there are pre-drilled holes where the screws will go. Since the bolt holes go right through the tank, you'll need a tight fit to seal it. The screws were too long so there were gaps which could affect suction and it was also a problem…

This product is great for what I bought it for; Extraction of sawdust generated during the operation of power tools. After reading some negative reviews and seeing one very negative review on YouTube, I decided to follow my intuition and make a purchase. I have no regrets and am completely satisfied. It has strong suction and the top does not dangle during use. He's only free when he's not working. It works great as a vacuum cleaner. The large outlet interferes with the tool holder, but since…

Vacuum cleaner works great. So far he has collected everything I asked him to do. The blow function also works quite well, especially with dry leaves and cobwebs. Thanks to the smooth-running wheels, the vacuum cleaner can "follow" you everywhere. Our garage is very clean now :) I had to deduct a star for the ridiculously short power cord. I don't think the guys at ShopVac should have skimped on something that important. This affects the comfort and functionality too much. Pros: Portability…

I had an amazing shop vacuum that lasted 18 years and eventually wore out. I replaced it with this model because it's a modern version of my old vacuum cleaner. I can't tell you how painful it is to put this thing together. It's cheap, it's all you can do to avoid denting or warping the stainless steel case while screwing on the knobs. The lid is loose and the tool tray is right in the way of where the cable is supposed to be coiled. I don't know who designed this thing, but I can tell you…

Far above advertised CFM, power cord too short, poor cap/latch design, cheap tiny hose. Overall not worth the money. I also bought a Ridgid WD4070 last week which says the airflow is 100cfm. If this shop vac claims 175 CFM, that should be a very noticeable difference. No chance! It's not even close to 175. LOLz. The power cord is too short. Why? But why? The lid latch does not properly lock the top of the jar. So if you're vacuuming sawdust, for example, the lid isn't making proper contact with

On the other hand, it is compact and powerful. We didn't or didn't need an industrial size tank, so this device is for you. There is sufficient power for both sucking and blowing. No, it does not replace an air blower or an air compressor. So far, so good. The negative side of this review focuses on the instruction manual and the badly worn tool holder. I will not go into the many problems associated with the tool holder. This question has been discussed at length. Obviously the manual covers…

I actually had a toilet overflow the day I received this. I said thank god I have a wet vacuum. (Lol) This thing could barely soak up water. I ended up using towels to soak up the overflow. I bought this for sawdust and it works really well for that. Pretty disappointing product in my opinion. The thickness of the nozzle is thinner than a bottle's cap, so you can't suck a bigger ball. This is good for the home if you don't already have a vacuum cleaner. My Hover wind tunnel vacuum has more…

We used our old shop vacuum (with a different set of hoses/pipes than shop/construction) for its versatility, power and tank construction. Our upright Oreck, which was almost new when given to us, had a hard time getting out of the closet, unable to negotiate the nooks and crannies in the old house or up the stairs. And it didn't work well on large area carpets. for any reason. Looking for a special tank machine just for the home, we came VERY close to buying a European made Sonicale, which…