Milwaukee Tool 0911-20 Drum-top Vacuum Motor Head

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 0911-20 is a replacement motor head designed for drum-top wet/dry vacuum systems. It mounts directly to compatible Milwaukee vacuum tanks and provides the suction power needed for liquid and debris pickup in commercial and industrial job-site environments. The unit ships as a single assembly and is intended as a direct-fit replacement for the original motor head. At 13.26 pounds and with overall dimensions of 23.88 inches in length, 15.88 inches in width, and 14 inches in height, the 0911-20 is sized for standard drum-top configurations. Installation is handled by licensed contractors, facility maintenance technicians, and experienced service professionals.

The 0911-20 motor head is designed for use with Milwaukee 6-gallon, 9-gallon, and 12-gallon wet/dry vacuum tanks. Compatible tank model numbers include 0912, 0922, and 0932. This motor head is suited for residential construction sites, light industrial applications, and commercial maintenance environments where wet/dry vacuum capability is required. It is a drum-top design, meaning the motor head assembly mounts to the top of the drum tank rather than integrating into a canister body.

Key Features

• Drum-top mounting design compatible with 6, 9, and 12 gallon Milwaukee wet/dry vacuum tanks
• Replacement motor head assembly for direct fitment on models 0912, 0922, and 0932
• Handles both wet and dry debris pickup applications
• Sold as a single unit, minimum order quantity of one
• Overall length of 23.88 inches accommodates standard drum-top tank openings

Compatibility

Attaches to Milwaukee 6, 9, and 12 gallon wet/dry vacuum tanks, specifically models 0912, 0922, and 0932.

Installation Notes

Disconnect the vacuum from its power source before removing the existing motor head or installing a replacement. Ensure the tank rim and motor head mounting interface are clear of debris before seating the new head to maintain a proper seal. This type of assembly is typically serviced by facility maintenance technicians or experienced trade professionals. Follow all applicable electrical codes when working near or handling motorized vacuum assemblies.