[DirtyWhiteBoy]

I’lll Have to try out a BucketHead.

[Brutus]

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

Brutus wrote:

SamM wrote:

Do they have bags for them? If they do I could see the use but if not then it kind of limits what you can use them for.

No bags,sadly.

It’s in a bucket, why do you need a bag?

So used to the bagged vacs, thought every vac needed one, hmm. I need to think more and drink less… scratch that.reverse it.. haha

Carpenter-Hockey Fan-Cheap Beer Connoisseur

[Brutus]

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

I’lll Have to try out a BucketHead.

Yea man. I have all hardwood or lino in my place. I use it for any vac needs and use it on the job. Screw sweeping under the couch, just toss the bucket head hose under there!

Can you tell I’m a bachelor? Hahah

Carpenter-Hockey Fan-Cheap Beer Connoisseur

[crotalusco]

I have one fits in the trunk of a car and nice for small jobs

[KenW]

Very portable. Like the concept and agree about having to look at one at HD.

[DirtyWhiteBoy]

No bucket hear here. I have a 6gl. ridgid vac.

[MaukaRunner]

Gotta check this out the next time I’m at HD. Amazon reviews bad because they are saying the HD version is half the price.

[TonyG]

I use a Shark but that would be useful when I am installing underground PVC to suck my line through.

[Sprokitz]

I have an OLD Rockwell that fits on a bucket.

[DirtyWhiteBoy]

I guess the Bucket Head could be multi purpose?? You could Kick the Bucket. Ice and beer in the bucket, Only if it was clean tho.You could stand on it. or do some bucket walking to mud some drywall. i like multi purpose tools.

[Siberian]

HD isn,bad. Tried one out and it is O.K. . Thought several times of getting one. Nice, but never ends up at the top of my list

[ChadM]

I use the bucket head I have a good bit – it’s a great little beater vac. I use it a lot to suck water out of post holes and I just used it yesterday to vac out a bunch of cold ashes from the wood burner in the shop.

Chad

A Working Pro since 1993

Member since 12/07/2013

[utopia78]

Never seen one of these before. Always seeing something new thanks to you all. I could see this being very handy.

A Working Pro since 2004

[Miamicuse]

The two filmsy plastic clasps are very easy to break off if you pull them too hard.

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