I stood on it, and it exploded and a shard of plastic went into my daughters eyeball, but she’s been mouthing off a lot lately anyway, so no biggie. Great vacuum. Awesome video.
I realize it isn't the most awesome feature, but that 'sweep' feature is actually a great idea, especially in a shop type environment. Little improvements in a product like that make this an incredible value
I have the older orange version you referred to, have had it for...10+ years, had to replace the hose, fix the handle (just normal wear and tear, I'm in construction)... But other than that fantastic vac. And yes the tool box style lends itself to easy storage, stand on, sit on practicality, highly recommend. Great vid👍
Just picked one up after watching this. The squared off design and floor sweep features made it worth it for me. Feels really well made too. Thanks for the review!
I have the Hercules dual power vacuum, I use it in my shed for saw dust and such but it's only 2 HP . but I got it free with purchase of 2 batterys last month and I always use with 5amp. Battery,soo convenient for quick clean ups.
If you're working in any truck. The extended hose is a must. My Trail Boss only has a 2inch lift and I'm struggling. Just not long enough. Vacum is great though.
I went to Home Depot couple of days ago.I saw that vacuum I then realized that the vacuum was new and looking for a review on CZcams lol. Honestly so far the best vacuum for mobile detailing great for space super compact (I did unclip the plastic to hold the hose to make more compact since I use the detailing hose)
Hawaii detailing has this super sweet whole house vacuum and it's badass. It's not very big and mounts in the garage. And apparently you can pipe it into the entire house and use it to clean your car and house. It's the coolest vacuum I never knew I wanted.
Thanks for doing this comparison and test! I was wondering how the two compared. I'm going to get the smaller one since I just dumped my 16gal Ridgid to try to save space.
I have a different model and very happy with performance. I would caution against telling people they can use the vacuum as a step stool.I`m 6`1 and 210, and I wouldn't stand on that plastic box, especially with wet shoes.
Yea, like i said im sure Rigid wouldnt recommend it ha but i do it all the time with the other unit. I use it as a step mostly for polishing roofs, so the water is all gone and dry by then.
Hey thanks for the video, I recently started a mobile car wash/detail business and bought this vacuum so I'm glad to hear from a pro that I made a good choice. I also use it as a step stool along with my rigid pro gear 2.0 box. It also saves space, when using a hatchback space matters big time. I'm tempted to try the 18v battery powered version but since I don't have the batteries it would be an expensive investment for parking lot jobs. I 'd love to see a detailers review on that model.
Great video. Just picked one up with the pack attachment for $80! Excellent deal. Just to note, the detailing kit hose is a smaller diameter 1 1/4" vs the 1 7/8" included hose, but they do include adapters with the detaining kit so you can use both hoses together if you choose. Happy sucking!
Excellent review!!! I’m looking for a vacuum to keep in the garage for us to be able to quickly vacuum out our cars. 👍👍👍 Dragging out the house vacuum is a big no. Thanks again! 🎉
Great video! Subscribed! Question, on the new vac, does the longer “car detailing” hose clip neatly to the unit or does it’s extra length mean you have extra hose lying on the floor? Just trying to understand what stowing the vac would look like. Thanks!
Very well done and very comprehensive. Brought one home today and decided to check it out to see if it was as good as it look. Totally persuaded by your excellent video. Question: I have the longer detailing hose from a prior vac. Any great ideas for on- or around-unit storage for that hose?
Get the ridgid pro gear attachment plate, and put the hose in a ridgid pro gear box. I fit the ridgid orange hose in the small ridgid box. You may need to get the medium box. Also, the crate will not work with the vacuum pro gear plate
Would you be able to do a review and comparison to the Greenworks 40V (3 Gallon) Cordless Wet / Dry Shop Vacuum + Accessories, 2.0Ah Battery and Charger Included & the RIDGID 50318 4500RV ProPack Wet Dry Vac, 4.5-Gallon Portable Wet Dry Vacuum.
Anyone try this with a bucket top Home Depot dust stopper or dust deputy for power tool dust extraction? Planning out a sawdust cleanup setup. I like the small size of this since a large bucket size is irrelevant if I'm using the dust stopper. Few options for high horse power, but small capacity at the same time. I could fit this and a dust cyclone in the bottom of a shop cart easy.
@@commoncents456 I ended going with a 4gal/5.5 hp Shop vac brand from Lowe's. I wanted something at least 5hp, but also small since I'm using the dustopper/5gal bucket as my primary collection. I have it setup on the bottom of a 2'x4' mobile workbench on casters I built. Top is same height as table saw so doubles as a support/outfeed table. I was between that and a similar spec Rigid at HD, both at $100. The shop vac one endsd up on sale for $10 off so went with that. It works great with the dustopper. I had to get the 2.5in hose kit which fits on the shop vac to get it to hook up well is all. It came with a 1.5in hose.
I just bought this vac, do you think me buying the extractor conversion kit would still be good for this vac? I bought it for the size and still strong. Just need opinions.
Is the car kit compatible with the orange Ridgid shown in this video? The longer orange hose is different size than the stock hose of the Ridgid, not sure if that matters? Thanks!
@@PolishedMobileDetailing503 it has an attached air filter. I'd imagine if the air goes through the filter going in then it would do the same if the flow was reversed.
Whats a good one with stronger powerful suction?? Need a good one to clean my truck have alot to pickup!!! Tired of buying cheap vacuums not doing there job so have to return them!!
The specs most important for wet/dry vac is cfm and water lift, not really horsepower, look for 120 and over for cfm and 80 to 85 or more for water lift. Fein has a killer little vacuum with locking wheels and superior specs that blows the rigid away. Peace
Can you remove the black plastic piece for the sweep and hose wrap up? Asking because I currently use the larger one for my detailing business but I keep it in a truck bed style toolbox and it’s quite bulky. Obviously this smaller one is already smaller but I’m curious how compact I can make it.
I’ve been using the rigid orange hose he’s talking about in the video for a year and a half but I’ve found it to be a little heavy so after three cars in a day my forearms are shot! Are there any light weight hoses that could work?
The Home Depot website says the vac has 1 7/8 inch hose, but the Amazon detail kit says 1 1/4 inch hose. Do they work together? I could really use a 15 foot hose for doing semi trucks with the vac on the ground, do you think it’s possible to DIY build a longer hose set up?
What are your thoughts on the HD0318 cordless version? If the power is basically the same as the corded version seems like it'd be much easier to maneuver around. Thanks!
Hey mark, If there is a difference it’s not noticeable. The orifice in the nozzle is what is holding the psi and flow where it is so if the larger diameter does make a change it’s not measurable
It would be great! Ive seen videos online of people doing that and they all seem to use a 5hp vac. I would actually recommend going even stronger when making into an extractor so it can have more lift to pull out the water
5hp would be 3728 watts. 31 amps from a 120v outlet ain't gonna happen. all these manufacturers are making bald faced lies. actual power is around 1.4hp. it might pull "5hp" on dead start for about 0.2 second.
this vacuum is pretty useless. I bought for the 5.0 hp. I have another rigid 5.0 I love. It's on wheels and it's just a good powerful vacuum. This one is such a disappointing waste of money/time and energy. Short springy hose that doesn't stretch far enough to help you, there's no wheels so you have to carry it everywhere. That suction area for the sweeping is stupid because HELLO you have a vacuum, why are you sweeping?? They must've known that the buyer will ultimately end up using the old reliable broom. I give it 9 thumbs down.
I stood on it, and it exploded and a shard of plastic went into my daughters eyeball, but she’s been mouthing off a lot lately anyway, so no biggie. Great vacuum. Awesome video.
Hilarious
Lol
She don't need two eyes anyway 😉
Bet you she stops mouthing off! Good dad teaching her a lesson
3 months. 7 likes. You tried. 😂
I realize it isn't the most awesome feature, but that 'sweep' feature is actually a great idea, especially in a shop type environment. Little improvements in a product like that make this an incredible value
Currently 79.00 for this vac at Home Depot RI this morning. I appreciate your videos, Kevin
I have the older orange version you referred to, have had it for...10+ years, had to replace the hose, fix the handle (just normal wear and tear, I'm in construction)... But other than that fantastic vac.
And yes the tool box style lends itself to easy storage, stand on, sit on practicality, highly recommend.
Great vid👍
Just picked one up after watching this. The squared off design and floor sweep features made it worth it for me. Feels really well made too. Thanks for the review!
Same here 😂 this man makes me buy everything he showcases haha
I have the Hercules dual power vacuum, I use it in my shed for saw dust and such but it's only 2 HP . but I got it free with purchase of 2 batterys last month and I always use with 5amp. Battery,soo convenient for quick clean ups.
If you're working in any truck. The extended hose is a must. My Trail Boss only has a 2inch lift and I'm struggling. Just not long enough. Vacum is great though.
I went to Home Depot couple of days ago.I saw that vacuum I then realized that the vacuum was new and looking for a review on CZcams lol. Honestly so far the best vacuum for mobile detailing great for space super compact (I did unclip the plastic to hold the hose to make more compact since I use the detailing hose)
I just got the 3gal model at Home Depot. With the features all in one exactly what I was looking for.
I just got this model and it's super convenient and super powerful. I love it and it's only $119 at Home Depot
I bought the nxt like 2 weeks ago just upgraded my other ridgid battery powered vacuum. love this unit so much
Just picked one up today. Thx for the recommendation!
Hawaii detailing has this super sweet whole house vacuum and it's badass. It's not very big and mounts in the garage. And apparently you can pipe it into the entire house and use it to clean your car and house. It's the coolest vacuum I never knew I wanted.
Thanks for doing this comparison and test! I was wondering how the two compared. I'm going to get the smaller one since I just dumped my 16gal Ridgid to try to save space.
I have a different model and very happy with performance. I would caution against telling people they can use the vacuum as a step stool.I`m 6`1 and 210, and I wouldn't stand on that plastic box, especially with wet shoes.
Yea, like i said im sure Rigid wouldnt recommend it ha but i do it all the time with the other unit. I use it as a step mostly for polishing roofs, so the water is all gone and dry by then.
Hey thanks for the video, I recently started a mobile car wash/detail business and bought this vacuum so I'm glad to hear from a pro that I made a good choice. I also use it as a step stool along with my rigid pro gear 2.0 box. It also saves space, when using a hatchback space matters big time. I'm tempted to try the 18v battery powered version but since I don't have the batteries it would be an expensive investment for parking lot jobs. I 'd love to see a detailers review on that model.
15 minute run time not worth it
@@carlosgallegos3561you have to run it for 15 minute during each use?
Great video. Just picked one up with the pack attachment for $80! Excellent deal. Just to note, the detailing kit hose is a smaller diameter 1 1/4" vs the 1 7/8" included hose, but they do include adapters with the detaining kit so you can use both hoses together if you choose. Happy sucking!
Excellent review!!! I’m looking for a vacuum to keep in the garage for us to be able to quickly vacuum out our cars. 👍👍👍 Dragging out the house vacuum is a big no. Thanks again! 🎉
They also have a cordless version of the 3gallon. I have the older cordless, and it is great. Might upgrade to the "box" one. Easier to pack on trips.
I saw that! Im planning on doing a comparison video for all the battery powered vacs
@@imjoshv please compare top cordless to top corded thnx!
Great review! Thanks for sharing 👍
Great video! Subscribed! Question, on the new vac, does the longer “car detailing” hose clip neatly to the unit or does it’s extra length mean you have extra hose lying on the floor? Just trying to understand what stowing the vac would look like. Thanks!
The new nxt wet/dry vacuum is $99 as of July 2024. Ridged also makes a mount for this vacuum so that it can be used with Ridged 1.0 and 2.0 toolboxes
Thank you for this. Bought one and delivered just as you described.
Fantastic Review!
Thanks for watching
Very well done and very comprehensive. Brought one home today and decided to check it out to see if it was as good as it look. Totally persuaded by your excellent video. Question: I have the longer detailing hose from a prior vac. Any great ideas for on- or around-unit storage for that hose?
Get the ridgid pro gear attachment plate, and put the hose in a ridgid pro gear box. I fit the ridgid orange hose in the small ridgid box. You may need to get the medium box. Also, the crate will not work with the vacuum pro gear plate
I got one today, havent got a chance to try it yet. I did put a bag in it.
Would you be able to do a review and comparison to the Greenworks 40V (3 Gallon) Cordless Wet / Dry Shop Vacuum + Accessories, 2.0Ah Battery and Charger Included & the RIDGID 50318 4500RV ProPack Wet Dry Vac, 4.5-Gallon Portable Wet Dry Vacuum.
Anyone try this with a bucket top Home Depot dust stopper or dust deputy for power tool dust extraction? Planning out a sawdust cleanup setup. I like the small size of this since a large bucket size is irrelevant if I'm using the dust stopper. Few options for high horse power, but small capacity at the same time. I could fit this and a dust cyclone in the bottom of a shop cart easy.
Hi there
Did you try this vacuum for dust collection.
@@commoncents456 I ended going with a 4gal/5.5 hp Shop vac brand from Lowe's. I wanted something at least 5hp, but also small since I'm using the dustopper/5gal bucket as my primary collection. I have it setup on the bottom of a 2'x4' mobile workbench on casters I built. Top is same height as table saw so doubles as a support/outfeed table. I was between that and a similar spec Rigid at HD, both at $100. The shop vac one endsd up on sale for $10 off so went with that. It works great with the dustopper. I had to get the 2.5in hose kit which fits on the shop vac to get it to hook up well is all. It came with a 1.5in hose.
Thanks just bought it after seeing your video
Can I turn it into an extractor ?
I just bought this vac, do you think me buying the extractor conversion kit would still be good for this vac? I bought it for the size and still strong. Just need opinions.
Cool option, thanks Josh 👍😁
Great video! Thanks
A really well done demonstration and explanation. Like that it is also something that I can get without having to order online. (I hope) 5 stars.
Hey Wayne! Yea it seems to be a new staple in the line up so it should be at your local store the next time you go...
is this vacuum good enough to use the rip clean extractor attachmnent?
Sure is!
I'd just get a numatic henry, might be 400 bucks but they last 30 years if taken care of.
Great video man. Can the extended pro hose be stored in or on either machine? Thanks.
No The extended pro hose is to long.
This machine draws 7.8 amps at 120 volts. At 100% efficiency, that is 1.25 HP. Claims of 5HP are a mathematical impossibility.
Ridgid vacuna are awesome
Great video and info 👍These units are great!
Is the WD4070 better
Or this one?
I bought it! Haven’t used it yet.
Can you attach the orange hose to the black hose?
How about a review on small step platforms for reaching top of vehicles.
Can you put bags inside?
Great video, question , can you unscrew the black tip from the hose itself or you just insert the accessories over the black tip? thanks.
I purchased this bad boy. I’m predicting all detailers making the switch
Nice!!!
You recommend a 5hp over a 6hp for car detailing?
Is the car kit compatible with the orange Ridgid shown in this video? The longer orange hose is different size than the stock hose of the Ridgid, not sure if that matters? Thanks!
i have to do some research but i really would like is cordless version
Nice video
Can you tell me about Generator to start i wanna use a power washer on it 1700 psi
Thanks a lot
Vacmaster beast
Vacmaster makes some good units as well!!
Also wondering how the blower works for drying car also?
Do you think the blower option with the longer hose be a good option to dry the car? This would be a good 2 in 1 to save money. Blower and vacuum.
Too easy to blow shit all over the car.
@@PolishedMobileDetailing503 it has an attached air filter. I'd imagine if the air goes through the filter going in then it would do the same if the flow was reversed.
These Vacs do not work well for drying cars. Best to just buy a cordless leaf blower.
Better off with a leaf blower, nozzle of vacuum hose too small to be worth it
Do you by chance have link to the bag that you fit in it? Cant find the video you showed it in.
Cant seem to find it in UK..realy want this!!!
Im wondering...
Do they still have the lifetime warranty
Yes, always
Thank you ;)
Will I be able to run the ripclean extractor on the new smaller vacuum?
Absolutely
I'm impressed and have a gift card
Does the 4.5 gallon Propac bigger brother have the same sweep function? Do you recommend it also as a WET vacuum?
The Propac Vac does not have the Sweep function.
Can you blow leaves off the driveway
All RIDGID vacuum cleaners have a lifetime warranty.
Yea they are great
Whats a good one with stronger powerful suction?? Need a good one to clean my truck have alot to pickup!!! Tired of buying cheap vacuums not doing there job so have to return them!!
Anymore discount codes for the active pressure washer ?
Flannel Season already in San Diego? I have my Dixxon and Off The Grid Surplus Flannels lined up for SEMA Show!!!
Early morning recording haha, heavy marine layer means flannel
Quick question, since it's wet vacuum as well, can you use it as an extractor?
Yes you can make an extractor with this. You just need a flat suction head off Amazon or the mytee spray head works with a threaded 1.5” adapter
The specs most important for wet/dry vac is cfm and water lift, not really horsepower, look for 120 and over for cfm and 80 to 85 or more for water lift. Fein has a killer little vacuum with locking wheels and superior specs that blows the rigid away. Peace
fein are about the best bang for the buck in shop vacs. and unlike ridgid here, they don't lie about their specs. turbo 1 does 151cfm and 98.4" water.
Do you use a filter bag?
Did you post a video on the cordless version?
Coming soon!
Do you know if the RipClean extractor kit will work on these two?
are the filters cleanable?
Can you remove the black plastic piece for the sweep and hose wrap up? Asking because I currently use the larger one for my detailing business but I keep it in a truck bed style toolbox and it’s quite bulky. Obviously this smaller one is already smaller but I’m curious how compact I can make it.
I’ve been using the rigid orange hose he’s talking about in the video for a year and a half but I’ve found it to be a little heavy so after three cars in a day my forearms are shot! Are there any light weight hoses that could work?
did you find somthing lighter?
At that size there should be a 18v x 2 option
Nice unit! Does the other hose fit directly into the unit?
Yes it does! No adapter or anything needed. Just plugs right in
@@imjoshv Excellent!
The Home Depot website says the vac has 1 7/8 inch hose, but the Amazon detail kit says 1 1/4 inch hose. Do they work together? I could really use a 15 foot hose for doing semi trucks with the vac on the ground, do you think it’s possible to DIY build a longer hose set up?
Is a bag insert available?
What are your thoughts on the HD0318 cordless version? If the power is basically the same as the corded version seems like it'd be much easier to maneuver around. Thanks!
Review coming soon on that! I haven’t tried it yet but i have it
I just picked one up for $149 less 10% with military discount.
I have both, can't decide which to keep. Which one do you use more?
Is one quieter than the other?
Here in Canada, the larger older version is currently selling for $140, and the smaller one for $149. Which one would you go for in this case?
If you don’t need the little sweep feature I’d go with the older one that is cheaper!
what is 5.0pk power translate to in terms of CFM?
Can you store the extended hose and detail kit within either of the 4.5 or 3 gallon?
Get the adapter plate for the ridgid pro gear tool boxes. The vac stacks ontop the tool box. Its a great combo
Does this work with the better extractor kit ?
Yep sure will
@@imjoshv which also applies to the red one too correct ?
@@anthonyjaramillo2712yea they are the same units just different colors!
How loud is it?
Have you checked out the dual power Hercules vacuum(harbor freight)? Seems like a comparable unit.
I have not yet, but ill look into it thanks!
I couldn’t find the hp listing on the Hercules and only a 90 day warranty?
@@dspringett yeah I couldn’t find it either.
It's basically the same as the dewalt, also known as junk.
Hey Josh, off topic, but does the 1/4” diameter of the Uberflex hose affect performance on the 630 TSS vs a 3/8” diameter? Thanks.
Hey mark, If there is a difference it’s not noticeable. The orifice in the nozzle is what is holding the psi and flow where it is so if the larger diameter does make a change it’s not measurable
Does it maintain good suction if you add a 30’ hose?
Ridgid rep, on their site, said to keep the hose length below 27'
I’m trying to get in to detailing. Would getting the 3.5hp 3 gal vac work fine? It’s so much cheaper right now.
Definitely go with at least a 5 hp vac
At least 5 hp or you will be vacuuming the inside of a car for an hour.
Just add a piece of pecs pipe, plastic water pipe about 4 feet long and you don't have to bend over to vacuum the floor
I bought it. The suction is kinda a let down. I was expecting more.
Can you take the wheels off the other model
The larger box one? It doesnt have wheels either. But on the other units yea you can. They just pop in and out
@@imjoshv thanks
Wonder how this would be if it was converted into an extractor
It would be great! Ive seen videos online of people doing that and they all seem to use a 5hp vac. I would actually recommend going even stronger when making into an extractor so it can have more lift to pull out the water
@@imjoshv I'm very torn if I want to make my own or get the hart 3in1, since I use the Bissell little green lol
@@Garfuzzy numatic geroge, might be like 850 bucks but those things last like 18 years
$120? Probably US price here in Toronto $200
178 CDN
Is the stock hose long enough for a sedan?
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You forgot the wet part of the vacuum
5hp would be 3728 watts. 31 amps from a 120v outlet ain't gonna happen. all these manufacturers are making bald faced lies. actual power is around 1.4hp. it might pull "5hp" on dead start for about 0.2 second.
Right now both vacuums are $129 on Home Depot's website. So if you want that extra capacity and annoying switch... lol
Haha. That’s interesting though, the small one has been 119 and the other one was showing unavailable
this vacuum is pretty useless. I bought for the 5.0 hp. I have another rigid 5.0 I love. It's on wheels and it's just a good powerful vacuum. This one is such a disappointing waste of money/time and energy. Short springy hose that doesn't stretch far enough to help you, there's no wheels so you have to carry it everywhere. That suction area for the sweeping is stupid because HELLO you have a vacuum, why are you sweeping?? They must've known that the buyer will ultimately end up using the old reliable broom. I give it 9 thumbs down.