I think JB is using Mikwaukee batteries on there pump. Im just waiting for them to make there version of the REMS curvo.

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WHY? Battery cannot last long enough to do a deep pull. Power always close by the equipment, just cannot see the draw.

 

Does the battery not last 15 minutes?

Can't argue with you on the not seeing the draw personally I'd rather have a 2000 watt Honda generator and a vacuum pump but I don't see any reason I can't get the average 5 ton or smaller new install below 200 microns on the battery charge if I for some reason wanted to use cordless.

 

I'm actually working on an old building condensers 460 volt no service outlet close by.
The cordless thought went through my mind...


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The banner says up to 90 minutes run time .
Not sure how that compares to other cordless pumps but you could probably make that work most of the time lol

 

It should run for as long as you have spare batteries.

 

Gotta have power for the recovery machine, might as well use if for the pump as well. I'd rather they put out a battery operated coffee maker instead.

 

I was always jealous that Makita had a coffee maker but then Milwaukee came out with the inverter so now you can power anything you damn well want.

 

Here you go. Power the pump you already have.
https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Produ...eries-and-Chargers/M18-Batteries-and-Chargers/M18-Chargers_Power-Supply/2845-20

 

I wouldn't doubt it's the same company. I get so sick of seeing they very same piece of equipment with several different names on it, makes me wanna puke. It's like the Craftsman name, it's just a name that's bought and sold, and has nothing to do with quality tools.

 

Its like with car, one model sold from 3 different brands, just minor changes and... voilaaa.
Keep cost down, they said, but if the model does nor sell well now you have 3model from different brands not selling well at all, so my question is where the point ?