Ridgid vacuums come with a 'lifetime warranty'.
Yes, this is a good reason to go with Ridgid.darcyh wrote: ↑ Ridgid vacuums come with a 'lifetime warranty'.
Ridgid cheerfully replaced my 16 year old vacuum (that I felt did not really owe me anything) with a minimum of hassle; I had to send them a few photos of it as well as serial number. Eight days after I contacted them by email, a new vacuum was delivered. I think that is outstanding warranty support.
I think the peak HP is BS, look at the actual motor amperage
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What did you tell was wrong with it?darcyh wrote: ↑ Ridgid vacuums come with a 'lifetime warranty'.
Ridgid cheerfully replaced my 16 year old vacuum (that I felt did not really owe me anything) with a minimum of hassle; I had to send them a few photos of it as well as serial number. Eight days after I contacted them by email, a new vacuum was delivered. I think that is outstanding warranty support.
The impeller or fan separated from the motor shaft. The motor came on but no airflow was created. Ridgid asked for photos: 1) the back tag with the model and serial number on it, 2) the cord with power plug in tact, 3) turn power unit upside down and a pic of the frame the holds the filter. Three days after emailing the pic a new unit was delivered.
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