Milwaukee FUEL M18 Vacuum Pump 2941-21

[@Deacetis1991]

I have to use it really tough places... shows a bog standard residential back door with a plug likely 15 ft down the wall. Also if you're going for cfm and touting is a such, use a rig that can actually pull a big chunk of it. Your 1/4 " hoses are likely less than 2 cfm

[@jcatch7790]

I've heard that a company tried this vacuum out on a test unit, the pump put its own oil into the unit. It might be fixed now but this happened.

[@JamesValentineBaja1000]

What!?

[@andrazy0000]

It has a check valve built in.

[@jeromehagen7304]

Is this pump safe for the new refrigerants coming out?

[@andrazy0000]

Yes it’s A2L certified. I have this pump.

[@HVACHVACHVAC]

what is your desired microns?

[@OhioPowerTool]

They state 25 Microns

[@pablogaviria9265]

500 Microns is the Industry Standard.

[@entity6966]

took them long enough to get a vacuum pump

[@cryptkeyper]

Just jumper off the disconnect of the unit. 800 bucks is a step price for this.

[@pablogaviria9265]

“ CHEATER “ Cable ?

[@920HVAC]

Oooooooooooooooo baby👏

[@poorsoutdoors3595]

I have to have it!!

[@OhioPowerTool]

Click that link!! You've still got time to pre-order it to ensure delivery as soon as it releases!

[@dgriffinm]

Way cool

[@d.sack2727]

I do have a question actually. Now in one of the patents for this, I believe the first one (US20200018307A1), it said it "may be integrated into a modular storage system, such as Milwaukee Tool's PACKOUT modular storage system."... And I want to know if it is or isn't?

[@OhioPowerTool]

There are no Packout connectors on the tool itself, but it could likely fit within one of the Packout boxes thereby integrating itself! It could have been something that Milwaukee tried and then abandoned, or it could be something that they'll be adding an accessory for later on; who's to say, truly!