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I have reviewed the [url=http://www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk/Tool_Reviews/Dewalt_DC515N.htm]Dewalt DC515N 18v cordless vacuum
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dont like it one bit, not enought suck for my liking. The bigger 18v version is much better

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:??

It is 18 volt :wink:

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theres a bigger size dc500 one thats much better, but bigger

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Ah, right. I get you now :wink:

I read the first reply and though you were saying that the 18v version is better!


I did look at the bigger one, but opted for that one as it is cheaper :grin:

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i have one of these and i think its a bit pants, it needs more suction for thick carpets,
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