Vacuuming the Driveway!

Spring time clean up here in central Maine. Well we had to lay down a lot of salt & sand due to the ice conditions. This year I chose to vacuum up the small pebbles and sand. Have a Sears Craftsman 5.0 hp. wet/dry vac. Using a shop floor nozzle attachment. RJ is earning some money and learning a new way on cleaning. In one sweep it is totally clean. The air is not dusty and he is out doing something.

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[MrGusgus09]

That craftsman 5hp 16 gallon wet/dry vac is the best craftsman vac ever made!

[BLUZUMR]

@MrGusgus09 I have had this for at least 15 years and still going strong!

[slackervb]

ever heard of a hose and water?

[BLUZUMR]

This method we conserved on water. A leaf blower makes a lot of dust. So clearly the vacuum is a great compromise!

[MrGusgus09]

@BLUZUMR I have the same shopvac, and it has never disappointed me, I had a newer one from sears and I hated it because the suction was terrible and the filter kept getting clogged all the time so I got rid of it and just kept this one!

[princesstracycat]

u could of just pushed the vacuum around instead of going slow

[Petrolhead1984]

'Please next time when make a video like please do it with girls no males

[slackervb]

you conserved on water but blew a ton of electricity, yea, nice going there, lol.

[vrsscom]

Good idea realy, leaf blowers? (dunno if you call em that where your at) a waste of time, just moves it one place to another, truck looks tough 2 mate cheers.

[camraboy12]

that thing likes to suck dirt I tell yeah! Hey, that's me in this video.