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rotuts

rotuts

@TdeV 

 

excellent point .

 

no idea .  I have a chamber vac .

 

when I had a weston sealer , I tried my best

 

to keep the bag low , and never vac'd w that system 

 

anything ' watery '

 

eventually the pump failed , was replaced ( $$ )

 

then never worked properly as the Weston Group

 

replaces the two circular seals , that did not need replacing

 

and the machine w those new seals , never got a good seal ever again.

 

looking again at the Cabellas' vid :

 

some liquid sneaks by  , but not much.

 

even if you keep almost all the water out of these area 

 

humidity from wet vac's eventually might do your pump

 

( dry pump ) harm

rotuts

rotuts

@TdeV 

 

excellent point .

 

no idea .  I have a chamber vac .

 

when I had a weston sealer , I tried my best

 

to keep the bag low , and never vac'd w that system 

 

anything ' watery '

 

eventually the pump failed , was replaced ( $$ )

 

then never worked properly as the Weston Group

 

replaces the two circular seals , that did not need replacing

 

and the machine w those new seals , never got a good seal ever again.

 

looking again at the Cabellas' vid :

 

some liquid sneaks by  , but not much.

 

even if you keep almost all the water out of these area 

 

humidity from wet vac's eventually might do your pump

 

( sry pump ) harm

rotuts

rotuts

@TdeV 

 

excellent point .

 

no idea .  I have a chamber vac .

 

when I had a weston sealer , I tried my best

 

to keep the bag low , and never vac'd w that system 

 

anything ' watery '

 

eventually the pump failed , was replaced ( $$ )

 

then never worked properly as the Weston Group

 

replaces the two circular seals , that did not need replacing

 

and the machine w those new seals , never got a good seal ever again.

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