Recent content by brandon_w_t

Had the pleasure to spend all day today with Fred and Robert, at Greg Nunn's house. You can bet your shiny penny they are going to the convention! Hope they will take the fabulous Mini, too! Got to drive this beauty today, and it was a blast!

I may be attending. I just got a new job, so I will see if I can request the time off and drive up with Greg Nunn. I am already requesting off the 14th for a Volkswagen car show, but If I put in extra hours, I should be good...

Hey guys, Kyle asks of you to email offers. Posting a reply asking about price probably will not get a response. Just an FYI.

Reminds me of my D80 I used to have! I regret selling it. Ended up with a whole complete unused tool set after I sold it too. Would have matched my machine which was in similar shape to the one above! I had about a little more than half of that into mine. Beauty costs a lot, thats for sure.

I think the Hoover model 0 could take the cake for that. It had a pretty large cylinder shaped bag. Also the Hoover Conquest has a massive bag too.

I dont think it actually came with a power nozzle, it just had an on/off switch in the handle. The new constellations are a very powerful machine. It really is a shame they didn't last. But in todays society, most people don't a large machine that floats all around. They do generate good lift...

Beautiful fans and Hoover! Two of my favorite things. Vintage Hoovers and brass blade fans.

Looks like a pipe organ blower!

Just for referencing design patterns, here is the Spangler suction sweeper.

Turquoise is the best color!

Gorgeous machine! You did a superb job restoring it! I cant get into detail like you can. Every machine you work on turns into a crown jewel! Congrats on the great find!

I had the opportunity to use a Spangler suction sweeper, the predecessor to this machine. Same machine just black, red and gold. It ran almost inaudibly. The belt on that machine was original and petrified so the brushroll didn't turn. If you have ever used one of the early 1900s or late...

Matthew, The Hoover model O operates just the same as any later hoover fan first type machine. Its an emerson fan turned on its side and the blades are pitched more to create suction, and a belt drives the brush roll. The machine, since using an electric fan, operates almost inaudibly. They...

Sorry Tristar is spoken for. Pardon the delay. Busy with school, ROTC, and a new car. I am getting the next wave of machines boxed up now. I am shipping them in order of interest. Please be patient! Thanks all!!!!

No electrolux stuff anymore sorry, and the Junior has been claimed.