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Default Any such thing as a good 12 volt vacuum?

"Karin Conover-Lewis" wrote in message .. .
I picked-up a 12 volt car vac from Pep Boys, and am quite happy with it.
Small and easy to store, enough power to pick up most everything I need it
to pick up. The hose isn't as flexible as it could be, but that's no real
biggie. As I recall it was $25-30 or so.

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"Donny" wrote in message
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Hi folks,

Just wondering what everybody uses to vacuum their boats. I know a
small house vac is best when your docked, but what about extended
times out on the hook?

Thanks
Donny


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I have a Black and Decker "Car-Vac" (I think that's how it's called,
can't check since it's on the boat) since 1887. It works fine from a
cigarette lighter oultet. The only minus is that there isn't a better
box to store it in than the original cardboard box which by now looks
mighty crappy...
john
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Default Any such thing as a good 12 volt vacuum?

| I have a Black and Decker "Car-Vac" (I think that's how it's called,
| can't check since it's on the boat) since 1887. It works fine from a
| cigarette lighter oultet. The only minus is that there isn't a better
| box to store it in than the original cardboard box which by now looks
| mighty crappy...

I should think so after 116 years grin.
BTW:Where did you plug it in before the first car came along?

Vic

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"john s." wrote in message
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| "Karin Conover-Lewis" wrote in message
.. .
| I picked-up a 12 volt car vac from Pep Boys, and am quite happy with it.
| Small and easy to store, enough power to pick up most everything I need
it
| to pick up. The hose isn't as flexible as it could be, but that's no
real
| biggie. As I recall it was $25-30 or so.
|
| --
| Karin Conover-Lewis
| Fair and Balanced since 1959
| klc dot lewis at gte dot net (old -- don't use)
| klc dot lewis at centurytel dot net (new)
|
|
|
| "Donny" wrote in message
| ...
| Hi folks,
|
| Just wondering what everybody uses to vacuum their boats. I know a
| small house vac is best when your docked, but what about extended
| times out on the hook?
|
| Thanks
| Donny
|
|
| '74 Trojan Sea Raider 25'
|
| http://www.picturetrail.com/sixbennetts
|
| http://thebayguide.com/rec.boats/donny_bennett.html
|
| john


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