I hate those "Shopvacs"! They roll all over the place. They tip over real easy. However they do a great job. Is there such a thing as a central-vac for a sailboat? It would make sense to have something like that on a boat...don't you think? Thank you.
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Central Vac
Might make sense to you, not to me...don't want to lose storage space or add weight for an item that is not used that often. I have a small 18v portable I keep on board for touch up cleaning. If the boat needs a good cleaning, I bring the vac from home.
Might make sense to you, not to me...don't want to lose storage space or add weight for an item that is not used that often. I have a small 18v portable I keep on board for touch up cleaning. If the boat needs a good cleaning, I bring the vac from home.
Central vac
How about a way to connect a shop vac that sits on the dock to a fitting on the boat so that all you have is a hose inside the boat? It would be simple and you wouldn't loose any storage space. Right now, I have 24ft of hose on my shop vac and leave it in the cockpit it works, but I can't quite reach the tip of the vee berth without tipping it over. Just a thought!
How about a way to connect a shop vac that sits on the dock to a fitting on the boat so that all you have is a hose inside the boat? It would be simple and you wouldn't loose any storage space. Right now, I have 24ft of hose on my shop vac and leave it in the cockpit it works, but I can't quite reach the tip of the vee berth without tipping it over. Just a thought!
Small Hand Vac
"Lanny" Check Home Depot or Lowes for a small one (1) gallon Shop Vac. It has the handle on the top and 2 sections of tubing with flexible hose and 3 tip attachments. It will suck trash up like the big one. I believe mine has a 8' chord.
"Lanny" Check Home Depot or Lowes for a small one (1) gallon Shop Vac. It has the handle on the top and 2 sections of tubing with flexible hose and 3 tip attachments. It will suck trash up like the big one. I believe mine has a 8' chord.
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