The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 9-gallon wet/dry vacuum is a game-changer for jobsite cleaning. Its POWERSTATE brushless motor and optimized parts outperform 4.25 Peak HP wet/dry vacuums, offering more cleaning power than corded models. This dual-battery motor head needs two M18 REDLITHIUM batteries. It can clean up common jobsite debris like drywall dust, concrete dust, and wood/metal shavings faster than 4.25 peak HP vacuums in the same time. The vacuum has extremely durable wheels and hoses. The reinforced casters and tread design can extend wheel life up to 8 times, and the crush and twist-resistant hose can last up to 2 times longer. It's part of a highly versatile wet/dry vacuum system. You can easily swap motor heads, tanks, and carts for different performance, capacity, and mobility using the foot pedal. In MAX POWER MODE, with two M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT HD12.0 battery packs, it can clean continuously for up to 34 minutes (covering up to 1,400 square feet). In MAX RUN-TIME MODE, it can clean for up to 49 minutes (covering up to 1,600 square feet) per charge. The included large high-efficiency filter ensures great dust and microparticle collection. You can also use Milwaukee Fleece Dust Bags to reduce debris build-up on the filter. The cart has accessory storage for easy access. The package includes a motor head, a 9-gallon tank, a cart, a large high-efficiency filter, a flexible hose, a crevice tool, a utility nozzle, and two extension wands.
Using your Milwaukee M18 FUEL 9-gallon wet/dry vacuum is easy. First, make sure you have two M18 REDLITHIUM batteries installed in the motor head. Then, you can connect the hose and the desired tool, like the crevice tool or utility nozzle, to start cleaning. You can choose between MAX POWER MODE for more intense cleaning over a shorter time or MAX RUN-TIME MODE for longer cleaning sessions. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the large high-efficiency filter. You can quickly swap or clean it thanks to the easy access quarter turn design. If you want to reduce debris build-up on the filter, use Milwaukee Fleece Dust Bags. Also, keep an eye on the wheels and hoses. The reinforced wheels and crush/twist-resistant hoses are durable, but it's still a good idea to check for any signs of wear and tear. Store the vacuum in a dry place and use the latching points on the motor head to secure the Vacuum Tool Storage Bag. Remember, this vacuum is designed for jobsite debris, so avoid using it for materials it's not meant for. With proper use and maintenance, your vacuum will serve you well for a long time.
