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I'm looking at buying a small portable vacuum for cuda and my new truck.
Either a cordless or one that plugs into cigarette lighter. Would be nice if it was wet/dry as well but not a must.
Suggestions?
Thanks
 
How small!

I use this one and it works well for both. It is not wet rated but holds a charge well.

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8-10” maybe. Strong unit and good attachments. I do not carry it in either the car or truck but very portable.
 
Thanks, I'm thinking of something I can put in trunk or back seat.
Here's one I like. I have a 18v L-ion cordless drill and jigsaw, both Bosch. Share same batteries. Love them.
1969383S said:
8-10” maybe. Strong unit and good attachments. I do not carry it in either the car or truck but very portable.
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4spdragtop said:
Thanks, I'm thinking of something I can put in trunk or back seat.
Here's one I like. I have a 18v L-ion cordless drill and jigsaw, both Bosch. Share same batteries. Love them.


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They get better all the time. That will be a better piece in 6 months! Attachments to get it tight places is what matters yes?
 
That Bosch piece isn't available in NA. Weird.
Attachments would be nice but I could cobble something up. Don't need top quality but aiming for good.
1969383S said:
They get better all the time. That will be a better piece in 6 months! Attachments to get it tight places is what matters yes?
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I use these. We started using them at work to clean out electrical cabinets etc. and they work well so I bought 1 for home. I have drill and impact to match battery wise so that helps.
Cley
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Thanks, that's why i was looking into Bosch. Same tools at home.
Something that lasts for around 10 minutes would be good.
89on35s said:
I use these. We started using them at work to clean out electrical cabinets etc. and they work well so I bought 1 for home. I have drill and impact to match battery wise so that helps.
Cley
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Steve the potable tool ones work great try to see if the tools you already have brand makes one. I am partial to Rigid since the batteries are guaranteed forever, just got a thre set with a impact gun love it.
 
Thanks Ray, yeah 2 cordless tools(drill and jigsaw) both Bosch. The Bosch piece I posted above looks to be available only in Europe, but looks slick as pup poop.
I have a Rigid palm sander that works great too but its corded.
I'll see what Rigid offers.
halifaxhops said:
Steve the potable tool ones work great try to see if the tools you already have brand makes one. I am partial to Rigid since the batteries are guaranteed forever, just got a thre set with a impact gun love it.
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