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Forum topic by Garbanzolasvegas | posted 03-08-2015 01:18 PM | 1242 views | 0 times favorited | 12 replies | ![]() |
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03-08-2015 01:18 PM |
I do have one Ridgid tool that really works great and paid for its self this last summer. I bought the biggest wet/dry shop vac Home Cheapo had. The Mighty Ridgid wet/dry 6.5 HP 16 gallon BEAST. Cost me $350 bucks with all the extra stuff. My AC is under my house, DON’T ASK WHY, it just is. Crawl space. The water condensation water line got clogged and had a lake under my house. The Ridgid shop/vac got that water out of there quick. I had to empty out the water in the vac 12 times there was that much water under my house. So you see, even if a RIDGID tool works correctly.. THEY STILL SUCK! HARD! -- If you don't Play, you can't win |
12 replies so far
#1 posted 03-08-2015 07:26 PM |
I got a laugh! -- Bob www.singularengineering.com - A sideline, not how I earn a living |
#2 posted 03-08-2015 08:16 PM |
I can laugh also but then again it isn’t my crawl space. :) -- Just a barn cat, now gone to cat heaven. |
#3 posted 03-08-2015 09:52 PM |
192 Gallons under the house? What the? |
#4 posted 03-08-2015 11:16 PM |
YUP There is areas in my craw space where one can stand up in. And it is LUCKLY lined with plastic. it was a shock when I finally got down there. Sort of reminded me of a scene from DUNE -- If you don't Play, you can't win |
#5 posted 03-09-2015 12:48 AM |
If you have that much water and that sort of moisture in your crawl space, you should start looking for mold also. -- Earl |
#6 posted 03-09-2015 01:17 AM |
A lake in Las vegas has to worth a lot of money. -- Alaskan's for Global warming! |
#7 posted 03-09-2015 01:36 AM |
Don’t worry I installed a public boat ramp! -- If you don't Play, you can't win |
#8 posted 03-09-2015 01:49 PM |
Geeze, give it a break already. -- Because I'm gone, that's why! |
#9 posted 03-10-2015 04:01 AM |
Yep! Quite a few people would bet on that! Someone might just go All In! With a Splash! |
#10 posted 03-10-2015 05:22 AM |
I have a shop vac brand (stainless steel) and you can attach a garden hose to the drain and use the Vac as a pump basically to push the water up up and away? Might save some time and work? -- Lifting one end of the plank. |
#11 posted 03-10-2015 11:48 AM |
WOW the crap some you read or don’t read into things on here is truly a miracle. -- If you don't Play, you can't win |
#12 posted 03-10-2015 11:59 AM |
WOW! 350.00 is a lot of money for that vac. I think I paid 160.00 for mine and 39.00 for i thought all the assessories that came with it. I’ve got to say, so for its been the best vacume I’ve ever owned, very quiet, easy to move around and boy does it Suck! |
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