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VIII. Installing the Dust Bagger
Attach vacuum hose elbow
with valve to vacuum as
shown in Fig. 5. Push in
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cluded plastic tubing into 1/4”
tubing elbow. (Fig. 1)
Push other end of tubing into
1/4” tubing valve. (Fig. 2)
Tubing can be cut to desired
length.
To remove tubing from valve,
you must push end of valve
in to release the grip. See ar-
row in Fig. 2. Ensure valve is
open when using bags. Valve
shown in open position.
Place included filter into han
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dle space of top valve inside
of box. (Fig. 3) This prevents
bag from being sucked into
valve and prevents dust from
entering valve if used without
bag.
Place bag into box, tucking
into corners and folding top of
bag over top of box. (Fig. 4)
Fig.1
Fig.2
Fig.3
Fig.4
If you want to run the Dust Deputy®
without the bag, you must shut the
valve by turning the valve handle
90 degrees. The system must be
air-tight to operate properly. Fig.6
shows valve in open position.
Note: Before resuming using
plastic bags you must vacuum
off the foam filter (Fig. 3) so air
flow is not restricted.
Place top on box and latch down,
attach your hoses to the Dust
Deputy® inlet and outlet and
you’re ready to go! (Fig.5)
Fig.5
Fig.6
VI. Assembly Instructions for Deluxe Dust Deputy® Kit
4.) Position foam block on marks and drill two holes (upper
and lower) through foam block and bucket (Fig.6). Put the two
supplied carriage bolts through the large washers and then
through the bucket from the inside.
5.) Mark on shop vacuum where bolts will go through (Fig. 7).
6.) Carefully drill through wall of vacuum (Fig. 8). If you ever
want to remove the Dust Deputy from your shop vacuum, you
can easily seal the holes in your vac with a bolt, washer, nut
and silicone if you desire.
7.) Put bolts through the holes in vacuum and fasten inside
of shop vacuum body with another washer and bolt as shown
in Fig. 9.
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
Fig. 9
Inside shop
vacuum
Fig. 8
