Hey guys, looking to buy an ash vac, wanted to know if there are any big positives or negatives out there. Looks like Amazon carries a Dustless Technologies MU305 Cheetah II ($205) and a MU405 Cougar ($239). Other options? TIA.
Skunk said:Thanks for the responses. I've been using shop and house vacs so far. Several issues that are nudging me toward a dedicated ash vac -
1. Don't want to constantly be buying vacuums, even if 10 of one = 1 of the other.
2. The dust is bad. Maybe a better filter would help, but.
3. I currently wait an hour or so before I start vacuuming too. Problem is that still means HOT ash and coals, just short of embers. Being the primary heat source and it being January, I don't *want* to wait longer till it's dead cold. (I know an ash vac still requires a suitable cool down period.)
So at this point we'd gladly pay, if the ash vac delivers over a shop vac.
Gio said:Do some stoves fail to burn the pellets completely to a fine ash? Or do some leave unburned pellets?
Skunk said:Hey guys, looking to buy an ash vac, wanted to know if there are any big positives or negatives out there. Looks like Amazon carries a Dustless Technologies MU305 Cheetah II ($205) and a MU405 Cougar ($239). Other options? TIA.
Skunk said:Hey guys, looking to buy an ash vac, wanted to know if there are any big positives or negatives out there. Looks like Amazon carries a Dustless Technologies MU305 Cheetah II ($205) and a MU405 Cougar ($239). Other options? TIA.
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