hoover dust extraction advice thanks

[2wireit]

i am after a hoover- dust extractor for occupied properties to attach to my chasing machine (sparky) i want makita ideally.
what would you guys recommend.


thanks

 

[123]

Don't think the Makita ones are that good (or so I'm told). If money no object Hilti - it's what the wall tracking companies use that I bring in for the bigger jobs.

I use this Nilfisk though. Great job, long hose as well.

 

[2wireit]

I need something suitable for breeze, brick, plaster etc

 

[Risteard]

I have a Hilti hoover (110V) and it's fantastic.

I also have a Metabo tracking machine with a Metabo hoover with power take-off (both 110V as well). This is also a brilliant setup.

 

[telectrix]

if it's made by makita, Metabo, etc., it NOT A BLOODY HOOVER.

 

[kingeri]

if it's made by makita, Metabo, etc., it NOT A BLOODY HOOVER.

Thanks Tel, I was reading this thread and had to hold myself back.

 

[Risteard]

if it's made by makita, Metabo, etc., it NOT A BLOODY HOOVER.

They are here!

 

[Phil Thompson]

I have a Dewalt vacuum. The M class one.

The Hilti is better. As it doesn’t need emptied as often.

Wall chaser is Metabo. Can’t fault it.

 

[123]

Anything above a few metres of tracking I bring a wall tracking company in, there's a good few of them in Northern Ireland but we are a bit different this side of the pond with everything stuck in conduit. I think @Phil Thompson poses on his facebook page with a wall tracker though, won him a rewire recently I think.

All I get if we are tracking walls is that we are noisy bar stewards, three blooming times this year from neighours

 

[tomspark93]

I've got the bosch GAS 35M dust extractor/hoover and use it with a cheap erbauer wall chaser and its quality.

 

[sam400]

Fein dustex!