Bucket Head 5 Gallon 1.75 Peak HP Shop Vacuum Wet Dry Vac Powerhead with Filter Bag and Hose (compatible with 5 Gal. Homer Bucket

The Bucket Head Wet Dry Vacuum Powerhead can be used to turn a The Home Depot brand 5 gal. multi-use bucket (sold separately) into a powerful wet dry vacuum. The powerhead features a 1.75 peak horsepower motor for powerful suction and securely locks to the bucket for a perfect fit. Quickly change and switch between full buckets to minimize drum cleaning. For added versatility, the powerhead also includes a built-in blower port. Because of its compact size and easy portability, this shop vac is perfect to use as a car vacuum cleaner or easily transport it from jobsite to jobsite. This wet dry vacuum comes with a 1-1/4 in. x 4 ft. hose, a 6 ft. power cord, and a filter bag. Replacement shop vac wet dry vac filters can be purchased in a 3-pack (VF2000; sold separately), which helps to capture everyday debris and dirt. Additional 1-1/4 in. vacuum cleaner attachments can be purchased and used on the hose for specialized cleaning. Includes Bucket Head Wet/Dry Vac Powerhead for Home Depot 5 gallon buckets, 4 ft. hose and filter bag to create The Home Depot branded multi-use bucket (sold separately) into a wet/dry vac Includes 6 ft. power cord, 4 ft. hose and filter bag to help with pickup of dry messes 1.75 peak horsepower motor provides great suction for smaller jobs Integrated blower port turns hose into blower to clear leaves, debris, and other materials Replacement filters (VF2000; sold separately) allow shop vac to perform at optimal levels and help protect the life of the motor To use, place the power head on top of an empty The Home Depot branded multi-use bucket (sold separately) and snap handles in place over lid Accepts other 1-1/4 in. shop vac accessories to customize to your project and job 5 gallon capacity when a Home Depot bucket is used in conjunction with this product Peak Horsepower represents a level at or below the maximum horsepower output of an electric motor tested in a laboratory using a dynamometer Gallons indicated reflect drum volume, not necessarily collection capacity; actual capacity dependent upon type of debris collected, condition of filter, and other factors