Milwaukee M18 Vacuum Pump Review.

[@KenB-n1l]

Great job. I have been wanting to try out but thought price was a little high. I have a Navac cordless and works great also.

[@ismav3690]

I thought there price was high too but then I realized it comes with a m18 8.0 battery and I think those alone are like $250

[@chrisb1899]

Thanks ! I have a Navac cordless with makita to milwaukee adapter also. However it's only 2 CFM. The Milwaukee has been great for longer lineset or larger commercial unit systems.

[@prestigemechanical3600]

That’s crazy. Usually I can do a single hose 3/4 BluVac 5 meter long hose and have it down in 3-5 minutes on a new system max

[@th-wt5pn]

Never mind i heard u say a 50 ft lineset. Not bad i think I’m getting this vacuum pump im tired of trying to find power and using a cheater cord

[@chrisb1899]

I was as well. I have majority of Milwaukee tools so it's nice having this vac pump as a option. I also have a Navac cordless with a makita / Milwaukee battery adapter that works just as well.

[@th-wt5pn]

How long was the lineset if u remember

[@270raptor]

He said 50’

[@jakebarco-calderon8950]

Where did you get that magnetic thing that you hung your gauges on?

[@chrisb1899]

Trane Supply. I believe it's made by Yellow Jacket.

[@tommymein9046]

Well done son. It looks better than dragging out 100 feet of extension cords.

[@chrisb1899]

True ! It's stout for a cordless pump but convenient when 80% of my tools are Milwaukee.

[@jacksinthebox8029]

What vacuum hose? 1/2 Navac Big Boy High-Flow?

[@chrisb1899]

It's a yellow jacket vacuum hose. 1/2 by 1/4. I've got the big blue hose but this works just as good. I've done at least 50 jobs with same hose and not replacing gaskets ( o-rings ).

[@hvac_r.tools-Ecuador]

Excelente

[@OnePointLander]

looks like a red navac pump

[@jomariot1293]

Great job brother! Straight to the point, keep up the good work! Its been cooler then a polar bears toe nails around my house now thanks to you, start calling you Vanilla ice haha 🧊 😎 🧊

[@chrisb1899]

Thank you sir! It's a fun job for sure. Hope we have more hot days so you can still use it.