PCX18406-5B Porter-Cable 5 Gallon, 4 HP Stainless Steel Wet/Dry Vacuum

For a variety of jobs around your home or shop, this PORTER-CABLE PCX18406-5B 5-gallon*, 4HP** wet/dry vacuum gives you powerful, reliable performance. The high-performance 4 peak HP** motor provides maximum power for suction and blowing. The included blower port instantly converts this wet/dry vacuum into a powerful blower when you need it. The quick-lock hose allows for quick connections and the wide stainless steel base prevents this shop vacuum from tipping over. With swiveling casters built-in, this wet dry vacuum is easy to move in any direction. With a large water-resistant on/off switch and a sturdy handle for easy carrying, this 5-gallon* capacity wet/dry vacuum can be used in a variety of uses.

Whether you want to deep clean your floors and curtains or to clean up water after some flooding, this 5-Gallon* Wet/Dry Shop Vacuum from PORTER-CABLE will come in handy.

Features:

• Swiveling casters give you ease of movement around the workshop, garage, jobsite, or home.
• Large, water-resistant on/off switch.
• Sturdy handle attached to the body for easy carrying.
• Convenient design make all the accessory storage easily.

Specifications:

• Blower Port: Yes
• Brand: Porter Cable
• Cord Length: 10 ft.
• Peak Horsepower: 4 Horsepower**

Includes:

• Super Flexible Hose (25-1226), 3 Extension Wands (25-1205A), Floor Nozzle (13-1570), Gulper Nozzle (13-1588), Crevice Nozzle (13-1508), 1-1/4" Inflation Kit (13-4001), and Accessory Storage Bag (19-5158).
• Foam Filter: (19-1600)
• Disposable Filter Bag: (19-3100)
• Reusable Dry Filter With Clamp Ring: (19-1500)

Packaging Information

• CTN dimension (inches) :  13x17x12
  
• Length (inches) : 13
• Width (inches) : 17
• Height (inches) : 12
• Weight (Lbs): 14.8

*Tank capacity refers to actual tank volume and does not reflect capacity available during operation. 

**Peak Horsepower" (PHP) is a term used in the wet/dry vacuum industry for consumer comparison purposes. It does not denote the operational horsepower of a wet/dry vacuum but rather the horsepower output of a motor, including the motor’s inertial contribution, achieved in laboratory testing. In actual use, motors do not operate at the peak horsepower shown.