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JohnDow Steel 6-Gallon Fluid Evacuator - JDI-6EV

SKU B592198
Original Price $460.19 - Original Price $460.19
Original Price
$460.19
$460.19 - $460.19
Current Price $460.19
6-GALLON FLUID EXTRACTOR FEATURES:
    6-GALLON STEEL TANK 7' SUCTION HOSE 10' EVACUATION HOSE EASY TO READ VACUUM GUAGE 7" WHEELS FOR EASY HANDLING SIGHT TUBE FOR SUCTION PROBES HOSE GUARD KEEPS SUCTION HOSE FROM CRIMPING

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  • The 7' suction hose is used to draw fluid out of the component being serviced, while the 10' evacuation hose is used to drain the collected fluid out of the tank. Having two dedicated hoses keeps the intake and discharge functions separate and gives you extra reach on the discharge side.

  • This unit includes an easy-to-read vacuum gauge, allowing you to monitor suction pressure at a glance while the extraction is in progress.

  • A dedicated hose guard is built into the unit specifically to prevent the suction hose from crimping, helping maintain consistent, uninterrupted suction throughout the job.

  • The unit includes a sight tube for suction probes, which lets you visually monitor the fluid level inside the tank as it fills — no guesswork required.

  • Yes — the evacuator rides on 7" wheels, making it straightforward to roll and position around the work area even when the 6-gallon steel tank is loaded with fluid.

Key Features

  • 6-gallon steel tank provides durable, high-capacity fluid extraction for demanding shop use

  • Includes a 7' suction hose and a 10' evacuation hose for extended reach and flexible positioning

  • Easy-to-read vacuum gauge allows clear monitoring of suction levels during operation

  • 7" wheels enable smooth portability and effortless maneuvering around the work area

  • Hose guard prevents the suction hose from crimping, while a sight tube aids in positioning suction probes