Is the Makita 18v LXT still the best Stick Vacuum? Lets find out!
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2020
- I have had the Makita LXT 18v cordless stick vacuum for over two years now, and once thought that it was the best shop vacuum on the market. After two years, do I still think the Makita stick vacuum is the best on the market? Lets find out
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The Makita 18V LXT Brushless Cordless Vacuum (XLC03ZBX4, tool-only) is a compact and powerful cordless vacuum with strong suction for fast and efficient cleaning. The vacuum can be used with trigger mode or slide switch mode for ease and convenience. Compact and ergonomic design for operator comfort and, at 2.7 lbs., is lightweight for reduced operator fatigue. A bagless cloth filtration system allows for easier cleaning and quicker debris disposal. The powerful Makita-built motor delivers up to 49 CFM. The vacuum and included nozzle and attachment feature the distinctive teal and black trade dress. Its part of Makita's expanding 18V LXT system, the worlds largest cordless tool system powered by 18V lithium-ion batteries. Makita 18V Lithium-Ion Batteries have the fastest charge times in their categories, so they spend more time working and less time sitting on the charger. For improved tool performance and extended battery life, Makita created Star Protection Computer Controls. Star Protection is communication technology that allows the Star Protection-equipped tool and battery to exchange data in real time and monitor conditions during use to protect against overloading, over-discharging and overheating. For increased versatility, the tool can also be powered by Makita 18V LXT and Compact Lithium-Ion Batteries with the Star Symbol on the battery indicating Star Protection inside.
BL brushless motor runs cooler and more efficiently, delivers up to 49 CFM
Up to 33-minutes of continuous use from a single fully charged 18V 5.0 Ah LXT battery (battery not included)
Strong suction power for faster and efficient cleaning
Bagless cloth filtration system allows for easier cleaning and quicker debris disposal
Can be used with trigger mode or slide switch mode for ease and convenience
Compact and ergonomic design for operator comfort
Weighs only 2.7 lbs. with battery for reduced operator fatigue (battery not included)
Increased storage capacity for longer time between waste disposal
Ergonomic soft grip handle provides increased comfort and control
Equipped with Star Protection Computer Controls to protect against overloading, over-discharging and over-heating
3-year limited warranty
Battery and charger not included
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Got my wife the original black and white model, pretty soon.....5 other fam members wanted a Makita vac! I swear, as a Commercial contractor, Makita is always the first choice in tools we purchase.
Reliability and comfort makita nails it .. just got one of these for quick pickups in the cars and to help maintain our stairs and not have to lug our corded vac up the stairs
With a cyclone you can vacuum water on the low level... Its awesome. Dishwasher failed and i cleaned it out.
I have this same vacuum for 4 years now and its still held the same power! Amazing product by Makita!
Thanks Clint great video. I have the Milwaukee M18 Teapot vacuum and it is great for your house, workshop or car.
Thanks for the review!
You can cover the filter with a piece of panty hose like most other vacuums. I haven't bought a new shop vac filter in many years (and have several shop vacs I use often). Give it a try. It's a very, very old way to save money on filters. While Desert Shield made that old off-road trick famous for vehicle air filters it also works on computers and other electronics used in dusty conditions. The Makita filter is shaped like a drink cup. Pull the foot cut from panty hose over the filter and tuck inside the filter support frame, then install filter as normal.
I also clipped my Pelican LED flashlight to the nozzle holding clip included on the inlet tube for use in dark locations.
I bought mine on a whim when it was on clearance for $50 as a kit (crazy I know!). Love it.
I love mine. I also got the cyclone dust separator attachment really makes the filters last so much longer.
I just cover the stock filters on all my shop vacs with a piece of panty hose and never have to change filters. The Makita arrangement makes it especially easy.
what is the dust separator? made by makita?
Nice informative review Broski @ToolReviewZone
Currently in the market for a vac. Thanks for video
Cool video! I have the Hitachi. I swear it is identical. They have to be designed or made by the same company and just rebadged. I got it for 40 dollars a few months ago which makes it well worth it.
I got the cyclone attachment, really everyone needs that too!
My mom works is in the house cleaning service and she is super selective about vacuum cleanes, i work in construction and i needed a small vacuum to clean after i service something in the houses i do repairs and this vacuum popped for sale and the price was very good. My mom one day asjed if she could borrow it, after she came and asked how much does it cost because she is impressed.
Great video. I work at a Makita authorized retailer and we have had one for over 3 years. We don’t have the issue with the delay that you were mentioning. The see-through green plastic piece is a weak point (at least ours broke) but we seem to think that the white version is a better plastic so we replaced ours with such. I’m watching this to see if there’s any tips or tricks I may have missed and I’m also considering getting one for myself
The kit is on sale for $99 on Amazon all the time
I want to see a cordless car vacuum, can’t wait to spot one high quality brand, mid to high quality would serve the purpose on my van & suv
Makita tools amaze me I bought a cordless drill set basic home depot kit in 2015. Since then I bought A replacement pair in 2018 because it was such a good deal around Christmas. But I wasn't gonna use it until The 2015 cordless hammer drill gave out. Fast forward 5 years and it still works. The past couple years I've purposely beat the s*** out of it and used it in specific situations where it probably should not have been used...plus a few months ago I couldn't find it and then I realized that I left it outside on my front porch for 2 to 3 weeks in which time it rained multiple times with no cover. I couldn't believe it but it works fine a little WD40 and it sounded new. As of 2023 It's Still fine and working great. I haven't touched its replacement for 5 years lol . And since then I bought like 20 makita tools Including this vacuum which I also have beat the h*** out of And it still works pretty good
Have it. Love it. Couldn’t live without it
Thanks for the comment David!!!
I've also had it for 4 years, with the reusable filter. Awesome product. Now I am getting fade in/out on the motor (loses power, then comes back, then falls off again.. intermittently). Sounds like the brushes are finally going - I don't think it's the switch but maybe it is. The "delay" you talk of could be the brushes, not the switch.
Looking at getting the brushless version now but twice the price and the filters are different. Wondering whether to just get another the same.
Love the channel btw
Thanks Crazy!!!!
Tool Review Zone lol
Need a vacuume like dyson makita for mom in the kitchen . We all got the batteries
Found one of these at Tractor Supply on clearance for $64.99, picked it up immediately
Wow, what a deal!!
Steal
I plan on getting that vacuum
Hey there Clint! How's it going buddy! I think your vac might be the XLC02ZB non brushless model that retails at the depo for $89. The brushless model would say BL on it and brushless
I think your right bro. I done screwed this one up lol
I was having the same problem with the trigger too. i took it apart, couldn't find any reason for a mechanical problem but put it back together without the trigger and it worked fine thereafter
Thanks! I did the same after reading your comment!
It was a very annoying tool and now it works like new!
@@samnasswithout the trigger how do you turn it off and on?
Have it/love it. Best part --the kids love it too and they use it (big bonus score there)! Don't know where/why you paid so much for yours. Mines the original brushed model and it was like $75 tool only. I think the new BL model is around $180 and I'd agree that's too much. Gotta' love how handy they damn thing is --I use it all the time.
You pay more for a bigger motor, higher cfm rating.
Is it better than the Eureka and Kenmore cordless stick vacuums? They're in the $120-150 range.
Nice vid the Tool Boss has done it once again found a pick, as well as the MSRP of the new Milwaukee 18 volt Hatchet Pruning, Saw $179.00 bare tool and the kit for $249.00 unknown battery size or which charger
Yep. This thing is solid. The rubber flap did fall off so I replaced that. Other than that....no issues. I use it daily. Power does not fade and no suction lost. Just replaced the 1st filter after a year of use.
Just got this video suggested. Are you cleaning a lot of fine dust like sheetrock? Mine was doing the same but it took it completely apart and blew out the dust and cleaned with compressed air. Works just like new.
A lot if finer wood dust on the CNC. Ill rip it apart and see if that works. Thanks for the feedback bro👊
I do agree think the price is high for a bare tool
This is the brushless one. I got the regular one on Amazon for like $89 over a year ago.
I have alot N of vacuums most of them are Milwaukee and 1 of them is craftsman
Bought one today at black friday for 27$ no battery so far awsome vacuüm for dust
I have one of these.. honestly it's only great if you do mods. I removed all the exhaust filter material and the flap you mentioned. Flow is much better and it actually sucks now.
Does it perform well as a household vacuum?
Does it stand a chance against a Dyson?
Yeah, Eureka and Kenmore make a Dyson clone for around $125 and I was wondering if that would be a better option. My Dyson kicks ass with great suction but they've doubled in price to the $500 range and I'm not paying that.
Very good info Thanx.🎉🚀👍 Im liking the look of the Miele Triflex HX1, what you reckon? Good 👍or Bad👎
Do you have the link for the filters?
They sell them on Amazon and actually Home Depot carries the filters! I was really surprised.
I have this vacuum, the trigger switch doesn’t work. Ow, I’m wondering where I would buy a new switch so I can fix it myself.
Is it dry and wet?
Is it a good tool? You better believe. 1 in the house, 1 in workshop and 1 in the garage. Ive tried alot of home stick vacs...this baby is 2nd to none. Go Makita😎👍😄🏃
The vac still got warranty, if that delay on start will get to you. Of course, if you registered the tool after purchase on Makita website. The tool on Home Depot isnt the same as yours in the review. That $179 ignoring the higher price you pay for Makita tools in the US, is brushless where Im guessing yours in the review isnt. It would have BL logo or brushless said somewhere.
In Poland (EU Market) only brushless vac of this type is the Makita DCL280FZ, which is brushless as well having same specs. Price is $114 for bare tool. Even on german Amazon its $120 on the tool. The tool you own is around 45-50 bucks.
My trigger started pausing like yours and now outs out more than 50% of the time. I’m looking for a new trigger, or replace altogether.
Do you clean up a lot of fine dust? Like sheetrock? Mine did the same, took it apart and cleaned it out. Blow it out with compressed air. Works like brand new
I replaced the trigger once after about a year. This k it was $7
Could use it as a corner cleaner for the house
Yeah buddy 👊
I am replacing my makita vacuum for that exact reason my switch broke twice and it finally took a dump. I purchased another one with a different switch system.
My switch ended up breaking as well. I opened it up and put a fab of hot glue to help make contact with the power button. Seems to be doing OK now
Mine also has switch problems
Any good for vacuuming in a car?
Retail?
G'day mate, I think thats the XLC02ZB grouse review anyway mate....
its about to go on special on amazon kit w/ bat & charger for 100.00
It's $99 right now at Acme tools
@@ToolReviewZone that's the brushed version. You have the brushless motor. I'm torn on getting the brushless or brushed.
39€ for 2 month in EU. Original price was 45€.
Makita! 😎👍
Hi!
Haha
@@amoscardoza5253 Hey, Amos! Cheers! 😁🍻
just bought one of these buggers, a bargain at 35 squid
I’ve had my eye on this for years because lots of people seem to love it, but hesitant because I have the Milwaukee version and it’s absolute ass
Without batteries it is 31 euros now in Latvia.
Reell nas like🤣🤣
I bought one for €40,- this week! It sucks good
99 bucks at home depot today....score.
Yo TRZ!!
Amos!!!!!
That Makita Nomb just being a jerk today Bro how rude
He is so pesky Antonio!!!
Now try the 40v😳😳
Dear lord no background music
8.9.21
The one from your original review is 90 dollars and isn’t brushless. I don’t think you own the brushless model I’m think the one you have is the brushed model it’s only 90.
I looked and it's the $179. Price is the same after 2+ years and it does say it's brushless.
Amos Cardoza no. On his original video on this item it wasn’t the brushless model it was the brushed model and the pride that was linked was the brushed version
Amos Cardoza also the brushless one is different than the one he has in this video. So I’m 100% sure he has the brushed model he just mess up during the review because the old video he did on this was definitely the brushed model. So I think he must have mistaken it as the brushless one.
Brushed old vac costs $45 bucks where I live with same specs, where the Home Depo link is for newer brushless. Clint slightly messed up on that one.
Michael Fairchild ok cool. I knew I was right. But still a good review.
170? WTF? why so Expensive? I just ordered one for 32.99 (bare)
Where did you buy that?
I paid 99 for it with a battery and charger
I've got the Bosch Blue stick vac and it's useless. I wish Makita would make a proper Dyson clone that fits the 18v platform.
The Dyson vacuum would never survive on a commercial jobsite
Here is the video on the Milwaukee 18 volt Hatchet Pruning, Saw from CPO.ruclips.net/video/2vL9oYnmdhU/видео.html
Thanks pretty cool 👊💪
@@ToolReviewZone your welcome
Just put a old sock over it
Maskita, It still sucks!!!💪🏽
Hahahaha, I take it your not a fan brother lol
But I am.
I have what is probably an earlier version and it is absolutely useless, battery and charger great, the vacuum just takes up space. I went and got a small compact Shark 120 volt that will pick up every thing and it comes with a flexible hose and costs less money. I love Makita tools I have a small battery screwdriver that I use constantly, this vacuum, I got robbed good on a yard cell table
This thing suckss