Recent content by zinda

Sharks used to be very simple to fix.... When it comes to Sharks I can say they are the only bagless vacuums made that I would recommend for anyone and any task. Well that was true up till the moment that they changed their design. A few years back, Electrolux quit making vacuums, they had a...

Been trying to sell a like new FM no intetest I've have a Water/Filter Magic vacuum that was brand new when I got it, had a brand new box full of tools and power head, hoses filters and even cleaning solution stashed away in my attic for about 6 years before I found the main body part. I have...

I agree with the others Just in case someone is looking to buy a newer carpet cleaner, it's best to never trust reviews made by brand new owners who are raving about how great it is after using it 1 or 2 times. Many times they only work for a few times before major headaches start. Now that a...

Just my 2 cents I was wondering when the bottom head was going to be shown, typically if you have one that's still working, you'll find it's worth more by itself than the entire vacuum is. Since the design is so seriously flawed that geared belt piece on the end of the brush roll has a bearing...

I've had 1 of these sitting waiting for the float assembly to turn up some day. It's been 15 years now and over the weekend I dug out a bunch of stuff I was getting ready to strip and toss. I pulled the bug green out and left it where it was easy to get to. I decided to test it without the float...

It seems that the rainbow SE I picked up from a thrift for $7.49 is missing the bottom cover and possibly even more parts that attach to the bottom or go over the exhaust etc.. The main body is fine, both latches are there the spinning filter and the seal ate good. I went to see about parts on a...

Has anyone else had the chance to look at the newest hoover bagged vacuums? They make a blue t-series and a red Max Pet that both use their poorly thought out belt tensioner that's always been a bit if a problematic feature and has claimed many a belt over the years. The newest models have been...

I picked up a gray and a blue one this week both are nearly mint!

I'm sure many here have fallen for the dreaded impossible to fix Bissell proheat 2x repairs. There are times when you can get away with bypassing and disconnecting the heater and everything is fine again. But as you know trying to explain to a customer that the heater is only there to cause...

Sharks engineering is far superior K.I.S.S. keep it simple s Have you tried an older model Shark? After using Shark and repairing/building them for years I can tell you that they stand far apart from other bagless, vacuuming circles around Dyson and they use hoses that are 3 times the area of...

Nearly complete machine, roof in up position, 1 button moves sides up and down while the roof moves up and ducts connect 6' working height when extended

Hydraulic rams bring sides up with handrail folded down for transport, another ram is placed in the center of the front and back to rise and lower entire duct system for transport

Telescoping 3 section duct for exhaust and waste, must go under air comp entire roof collapses down to meet max height while transporting

Handrail folded down, bag collectors with switches for 2 bags per drop seeds fall after entering the low pressure area

Ducts connecting to shoots each row needs to be bagged separately due to cross-pollination between 5 row groups