The MILWAUKEE® M18 FUEL™ Wet/Dry Vacuum Dual - Battery Motor Head is a game - changer for jobsite cleanup. When attached to a Milwaukee Wet/Dry Vacuum Tank, it offers top - notch performance, quickly clearing common jobsite debris. Its POWERSTATE™ Brushless Motor and optimized parts outshine 4.25 Peak HP Wet/Dry Vacuums, providing more cleaning power than corded models. With 109 CFM and 77 inches of suction, it can clean up more debris in the same time as 4.25 Peak HP wet/dry vacuums. As part of the M18™ tool system, it runs on (2) M18™ REDLITHIUM™ Battery Packs. In MAX POWER MODE, it gives up to 34 minutes of continuous cleaning and can clean up to 1,400 ft² of debris per charge with (2) M18™ REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ HD12.0 Battery Packs. MAX RUN - TIME MODE offers up to 49 minutes of continuous cleaning and can handle up to 1,600 ft² of debris per charge with (2) HD12.0 Battery Packs. This dual - battery motor head is part of the most versatile wet/dry vacuum system. You can swap motor heads, tanks, and carts for different performance, capacity, and mobility, and use the easy - access foot pedal. It can be placed on Milwaukee 6, 9, or 12 Gallon Wet/Dry Vacuum Tanks (0912 - 20, 0922 - 20, 0932 - 20). The package includes (1) M18 FUEL™ Dual Battery Wet/Dry Vacuum Motor Head. Key features include interchangeable components, attachment to 6, 9, & 12 - gallon tanks, requirement of (2) M18™ REDLITHIUM™ Batteries, (4) latching points for tool storage, powerful motor performance, and excellent cleaning time and area capabilities.
Using your Milwaukee M18 FUEL Dual - Battery Wet/Dry Vacuum Motor Head is easy. First, make sure you have (2) M18™ REDLITHIUM™ Batteries installed. Attach the motor head to a Milwaukee 6, 9, or 12 - gallon wet/dry vacuum tank. You can choose between MAX POWER MODE for more intense cleaning and MAX RUN - TIME MODE for longer operation. Just turn it on and start cleaning up jobsite debris. Remember to always use the correct batteries and keep them charged. When you're done, turn off the vacuum. For maintenance, empty the tank regularly to prevent clogs. Check the filters and clean or replace them as needed. Also, make sure to store the motor head in a dry place to avoid damage. You can use the (4) latching points on the motor head to store the Vacuum Tool Storage Bag (49 - 90 - 2019) when not in use.
