Henry has died

[Sanke]

Hi guys
My trusty Henry Vacumn has died & just wondered what the forum thinks are the best
Wet n dry ?
Just dry ?
What makes ?

Thanks

 

[Knobhead]

This is an engineer’s forum, not consumer advise.

 

[polo1]

Someone stood on your corns Tony?:tounge_smile:

 

[Octopus]

He does offer electrical "services"

 

[Phil]

henrey for dry
they do a george I think its called for wet work but never used one tbh.
can`t beat the Henry for a good solid vac

 

[GLENNSPARK]

This is an engineer’s forum, not consumer advise.

yep....plenty of "JML" stuff on telly...lol...:ninja:

 

[kathwilcox]

R.I.P Henry!

 

[bumcrack]

The wickes own brand wet n 'dry for about £40 take some beating.

I have the older version, can't speak for these though:

Wet & Dry Vacuum - Workshop Tools - Power Tools -Tools, Electrical & Plumbing - Wickes

 

[Sanke]

Hi guys
Wasnt looking for consumer advice just wondered what people thought was good.

Need vacumn to clear up plaster etc from chases & drill holes. Have had a Henry which was good but only used for dry stuff. Been looking around and seen Dewalt Karcher etc but wasnt sure iof worth the money

 

[GLENNSPARK]

well whatever you do dont get a "vax".....we had one of these once and it was crap........chucked it in a bin in the end..hated it.....can you evenstill get "Vax"?....

 

[Spudnik]

Must admit henry's are good.

 

[DHES]

I got the wixes one and it seems to do the job and good value for 35 quid


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[DHES]

I mean wickes


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[GLENNSPARK]

theres all sorts of stuff about but it either aint got the guts or its top heavy and keeps falling about all over the place or summat like that.....have to look hard now to find owt decent......with a lot of things though is this now.......

 

[Sanke]

Thanks all For that sort of money I will be making a trip to the local Wickes