Peugeot 2008. The new chapter

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Huskyxantia
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Re: Peugeot 2008. The new chapter

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Had Henry now for 8 yrs always been a good one only use for the cars , as a tool its very handy indeed
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I had Screwfix's version of Henry from Titan which has worked brilliantly for years but this year I have gone cordless wherever I can and bought this for £6 from my favourite auction because I already have the batteries and chargers. It is much easier to use around the garage and cars with no trailing cord to worry about and I think it does as good a job from suction point of view and the wet pick up is truly epic!! :-D
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Oh that's nice bit of kit , think that will be on my Xmas list this year :-D
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If another comes up at my auction, there have been a couple , I'll let you know Husky. :)
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Thanks mick that would be useful
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If you make mess in big quantities (like I do :mrgreen: ) then I can recommend this type of thing:
Pre filter - cyclone
Pre filter - cyclone
A cyclonic pre filter thing.

Goes with the matching DeWalt wet and dry hoover:
DeWalt vac
DeWalt vac

It's actually the second pre filter setup as when doing our house up, I made this one (from a dead wet and dry hoover) no cyclonic action on this one, an old hand tower trapped in the lid surprisingly effective as keeping some of the dust out of the (much smaller than the big DeWalt) wet and dry hoover I used back then - also pictured:
DIY pre filter
DIY pre filter
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