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Milwaukee 18V cordless shop vac, filling inflatables

dan144k

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I know the 120v small shop vacs work great for inflating big tubes and rafts.

Anyone have any experience with Milwaukee's cordless shop vac, 18 volt?
Curious if it would work well.
 
I have never used one of those 18V vacs @dan144k . I don't know the air volume or how long the battery will power it. Even at home, I just use the Airhead...it is fast and hooks to the battery.
 
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