Reddit mentions of Shop-Vac 9609810 22-Gallon 6.5-Peak HP Industrial Pump Wet/Dry Vacuum
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Shop-Vac 9609810 22-Gallon 6.5-Peak HP Industrial Pump Wet/Dry Vacuum. Here are the top ones.
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Included: 2.5 and 1.25-inch Hoses, 2.5-inch Extension Wands, Floor Nozzle, Utility Nozzle, Crevice Tool, Hose Holder, Elbow Grip, Concentrator Nozzle, Tool Basket, Extension wands, Wet dry nozzle, foam sleeve, cartridge, high efficiency filter bag1 Year WarrantyGOT DIRT? Shop-Vac's full line of products includes cordless, rechargeable wet dry vacuums, automotive vacuum systems, air movers, attachments & more. Whatever the job, Shop-Vac has you covered!AN AMERICAN ORIGINAL: Shop-Vac offers the most complete line of vacuum cleaners, bags, filters, attachments, kits, & other cleaning tools available for home, industrial, & commercial applications.TOUGH & DEPENDABLE: Shop-Vac Corporation is the recognized world leader in wet/dry vacuum cleaners. Since 1965, we have made innovative, high quality vacuum cleaners, filters, bags, & other accessories.
Specs:
| Color | Yellow Plastic |
| Height | 29.75 Inches |
| Length | 19.63 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 34.9 Pounds |
| Width | 19.63 Inches |
Yes, good clarification, I put the ShopVac on suction to pull all the water out of the returns (I'm using this ShopVac: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0013DD8N4/ ). The key for me is that my return lines split underground near my pool somewhere, so when I vacuum them out, I remove the saltwater generator cell, plug the opposite return and vacuuming everything out of the line from the return to the SWG. Then I seal off the saltwater line, move my Vacuum to the opposite return and pull the water out the other way to ensure i get all the water out of the lines. When I moved my equipment and partially re plumbed my pool last year, I added 2 ball valves (these guys: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CG4DGX6 ) just so I could isolate the intake lines. I put a ball valve and a check valve on the skimmer and floor drain lines and use the pump multiselector valve on my filter to seal the rest. Another good catch - I have 2 ball valves total - I do not have an actual ball valve between the pump (I realize I said ball valve in the original post, sorry about that - where I say "ball valve between the pump and filter, it should be put the multiselctor valve on winterize) As long as you have a way to isolate the skimmer and floor drain lines, you should be good to go.
On the adapter, I looked everywhere, and couldn't find anything like it (which is a bit shocking!) - but you could replicate it pretty easily with a 1 1/2" threaded pipe end (which threads into an eyeball fitting) , and a heat gun like this guy does ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS20exGNPbg ) to adapt the pipe to a shop vac end. Let me get out to my garage a bit later and snap a photo so you can see what I have. Does this help? Anything I can take photos of to help visualize it?