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DEWALT 20-Volt Max 2-Gallon Shop Vacuum Wet/Dry Shop Vacuum 60-Inch Vanity The spring-loaded release tab allows

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DEWALT 20 Volt Max 2 Gallon Shop Vacuum Wet Dry Shop Vacuum 60 Inch Vanity The spring loaded release tab allows The spring loaded release tab allows for quick base removal while the adjustment ring enables controlled bit depth changes to within 1 64 in Super Sack) comes straight out of natural river beds and creeks in Arizona 06 Battery Operated Yes Blower Port Yes CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Wet Dry Wet Dry Safety Listing UL safety listing Battery Included N A (corded) Primary Application Jobsite Voltage 20 Accessories Included No UNSPSC 47121600 Tank Material Plastic Amperage 0 Battery Voltage 20 volt max Horsepower 0 Type Shop vacuum Corded Cordless Both including crevice and wide nozzle tool attachments Blower port allows you to reverse airflow so you can clear fine dirt and debris from small spaces or blow grass clippings or leaves from a patio Transport handle and lightweight 11

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