Why the mechanical clamp if it has a vaccum clamp base?
209106
the clamp works much better for me because I use mine out in the garage and the table is a rough surface, the vacuum clamp will not work unless you have a flat smooth surface, hope this helps you, I love apple peeler, I did over 5 huge buckets in no time at all, best invention since apple pie, sorry had to add that
209107
I have to use both when doing lots of apples because the suction cup loses seal. For only a few apples the suction base is fine.
209108
the seal might not work on certain tops like wood that is not treated...clamp just gives you more options!
209109
Incase you use it on a surface that it won't suction to. For example it auctions just fine to my counter top but not to my wooden kitchen table. I could then use the clamp base to secure it to my kitchen table if I wanted to use it there.
209110
If you have an uneven counter top, such as a tile surface, the suction won't work. If you don't have a pull-out cutting board, the clamp might not work. It's nice to have options.
1849102
Do we know why its "losing suction"? Suction is a very mechanical thing, so if the motor is running, and its not clogged somewhere, then its interesting that it is losing suction. I wonder if there is a clog somewhere in the internals that can't be seen.
750125
I'm sorry I didn't make that statement so I'm unsure what a clamp style vacuum sealer is. I have the V4880 and LOVE it. These bags or rolls are great for the money. Jenny Campbell
2022657
Well the air exaust port is on the top of the canister and is filtered so it pretty much expells air in a straight colum of air.You really have to be over the vacuum to feel the exaust.
364062
No - put heavy felt or something under the clamp. It needs the clamp to hold it in place.
469863
It is designed to suction to the included, separate piece of plastic. Twist the base in order to engage the suction.
748798
It depends on how your vac is wired. It's designed to turn on upon insertion.
597682
As with most battery powered tools, the trigger (switch) must be depressed to turn the vacuum on. There is no trigger lock, like you find on some power tools, that would allow the tool to run without continuously pressing the trigger. I hope that answers your question.
702007
Actually, there must be something extraordinary taking place. I am using the clamp as you mentioned and it is a relatively tight fit without a lot of wobble. There is supposed to be a brass/bronze bushing in the hole in the clamp, if it is no there then it would be very wobbly.Hope this helps.
407800
Hi! IMO the clamp will hold the rod save in the ceiling. If you have very tiny rods you could putba piece of rubber around the blank before you press it in. I did that to protect some of my muskyrods from scratches.
150956
On the hose close to the handle there is an adjustable collar that allows you to close additional holes which increases the suction. The vacuum already has a powerful suction system, but by closing the additional holes it truly becomes even more powerful .
1886100
I would think there must be some kind of blockage in the vacuum function of the machine. any floor cleaner that uses vacuum uses a fairly simple system consisting of a fan for the suction, and a series of small duct tubes to direct the airflow. any obstruction in the duct tubes will reduce or eliminate the suction. also the fan that creates the suction could also become faulty or damaged. a mechanically savvy person could dig into the machine a bit and possibly figure out the problem. they are not very sophisticated devices. there is a belt that drives the scrub brush, and the dirty water is sucked up and deposited in the holding tank. all of those functions I mentioned have to be looked at.
1865800
Hello David,The base of the clamp can be removed. The whole base cannot, just the bottom of the clamp. I hope my answer was helpful.Taylor W.VIVO
1137996
I am not certain how to answer this. This is the most maneuverable vacuum I have ever used. My sense is the machine is responsive to user control and does not control the user. It's the vacuum head that is twisting and turning. The control is turning the handle from the vertical position. My sense is that this is more wrist action than joints in the hand. I suggest you test the vacuum in a store before buying if this remains a concern.
309365
It is completely flexible; I am sure it would work to unclog a vaccum. It works on a kitchen sink, which surprised me. Good luck!
1918846
This vacuum does not rely upon the pump at all. It does not work using the pump, electricity or battery. It is attached to a regular garden hose and the pressure of the water is what pushes the debris into the bag. I love this product because of all these reasons. Also, with the help of a bag well known and made by Handy, who posted a great review on Amazon, it works much better. Need the instructions and pictures of how Handy made it I can send them to you. I think the pictures are now also posted on Amazon.
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No. I found that the diameter of the hose (where it attaches to the vac) was the exact same as the piece it has to slip over (or into), so I ended up buying one of those rubber pipe repair sleeves with the 2 hose clamps to mate the 2. It is rock solid now, but it does not come with a clamp of any type.