Rigid 4 Gallon Portable Vac WD40700

Andrew Murphy · 09-19-18, 10:32 PM

Hi,
Normally I am a Shop-Vac brand person, I thought I would try a Rigid after reading the views and that my last shop vac in which I repaired twice after the motor almost seized up and that the fuse went (I think it's a fuse. It was a yellow box screwed to the side of the motor). Plus the vacuum went after 3 years. The Ridgid I bought has a lot more suction and is a lot quieter than the shop vac I had. Plus it doesn't make a high pitch whining noise and comes with a lot better warrenty. Even though it was on sale it was a lot more than the shop vac. I guess you get what you pay for. Also I've done quite a bit of plaster sanding with it and it works great.

09-19-18, 10:32 PM	#1
Andrew Murphy Lurking Renovator Join Date: Sep 2018 Location: NLFD, Canada Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Rigid 4 Gallon Portable Vac WD40700 Hi, Normally I am a Shop-Vac brand person, I thought I would try a Rigid after reading the views and that my last shop vac in which I repaired twice after the motor almost seized up and that the fuse went (I think it's a fuse. It was a yellow box screwed to the side of the motor). Plus the vacuum went after 3 years. The Ridgid I bought has a lot more suction and is a lot quieter than the shop vac I had. Plus it doesn't make a high pitch whining noise and comes with a lot better warrenty. Even though it was on sale it was a lot more than the shop vac. I guess you get what you pay for. Also I've done quite a bit of plaster sanding with it and it works great. Last edited by Andrew Murphy; 09-20-18 at 09:21 AM.. Reason: Forgot Something