How deep vacuum will it pull
370060
When it was working it pulled a 30 inch vacuum according to my gauges. Unfortunately the wires inside were damaged when they came in contact with the centrifugal switch causing the start capacitor to fail.
2069364
Off the top of my head, i recall it being 16 feet or so. Any way, the hose is heavy and it stretches to its maximum length. I have found when stretching it out, the force tends to tug on the vacuum to the extent that it follows along. Not a problem for me, though it would come into play with a longer length I suspect. Cannot comment on the lesser cost item as I have not used that one. Good luck.
355584
So easy ... but sometines it can be hard to pull up, I must admit. Just pull up the lever in the front of the vacuum on the top.
1678661
I do not know the exact clearance, however, there is no way the vacuum cleaner will be able to get underneath the bottom shelf at all.
826810
It depends on whether or not you have the suction control on the handle as to whether or not I can answer the question. My only experience with the suction level going down to 1 was when I accidentally had my hand on the suction control while vacuuming.
1336052
No problem as long as the complete mouth fits into the slot that enables the vacuum to be pulled. It seals fast and secure.
687956
To be honest, the vacuum is on the bulky side; however, it has a very long attachment tube and a great roller attachment. The vacuum itself is too big to fit under anything.
961607
Its in the bottom of the vacuum, easy to pull out but harder to push back in.
1844736
Sorry I can't answer that I purchased this vacuum for my husbands hobby area he built tall ships
1767782
Let me just say that I love my Dyson but it does struggle on my shag like area rug. I do a lot of pulling instead of pushing. Roll vacuum on back wheels to edge , then pull toward me. I have also turned the beater bar off to push it forward then turned it on to pull back. Fortunately, mine is only an area rug. There is no height adjustment. This is not the ideal vacuum for high pile - too much suction and no height adjustment.
2267281
Its hard to say without know what your trying to seal, but it won't pull a complete vacuum if there are gaps where air can get trapped, its not powerful enough for that. It helps to arrange the food so that it is at the bottom of the bag and compacted as much as possible before hand.
1718010
Don't know. I got it because my new carpet needed a vacuum with a real high setting due to the thickness. Works perfect.
1183941
No clue. You'd have to look at the fittings on the unit. Either they are 1/4" or they aren't. Technically, you'd only need to pull a vacuum on one but if you could pull from both the high and low sides, it might go faster.
687957
Not easily. I do not recommend this vacuum for multiple reasons. I replaced mine with an orec. Love it!
2028428
I live at about 1800 ft above sea level, and every time I have used this pump, it has pulled 29 inches of vacuum without problem. It helps to ensure that you have high quality vacuum pump oil in the pump to the proper level BEFORE beginning your operations.
1275038
It depends on the size of the object and the material the object is made out of.It also depends on the ground and how mineralized that it is or is not.Even though all these things I have mentioned determine the particular depth you will be getting on any particular day, I will give an example.I would say a quarter in good dirt would pick up 8-10 inches.I hope this helps!
151977
When reclined, there is about 18" from the floor to the top of the vacuum before the beater bar starts lifting off the ground. This works fine for vacuuming under furniture such as a dining room table. As far as vacuuming under anything low to the ground such as a couch, it does not work, other than perhaps the very edge. If you want to vacuum under something low, you will either have to move the piece of furniture or possibly try the hose/attachments.