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I heard this as well. So ridiculous. I've heard most chefs prefer gas anyway.

Morgan, Thank you for the advice. I never thought about taking it to a clock repair shop.

Does anyone know anything about clocks. This was my great, great grandmothers or great aunt. Not sure which one is which she had two. It’s probably nothing. It seems to be running now I just do not want to wind it too tight.

The Kenmore type O bag has a hole that is smaller in diameter then than the Hoover A/Y/Z bags. So, the Kenmore O bag can only be on Panasonic and its many variants. You may be able to fit the Hoover HEPA type A bags on the Royal type B. It will be a tight fit though.

Another collector found one for me in the trash digs awhile back. I had to add a cord. Since the cord cutters got to it first. Nice find and great machine. It’s the only one I kept out of the pictured vacs.

Thanks Jimmy. I knew you would have the answers.

Thanks, the logo on the hangers is brown. That is why I’m thinking it was around the time of the Olympia. Maybe a rarer item not mentioned in the manual??? I’m not ready to sell, as I have a collection of AF thru 1205 that use the external cord setup. Thanks. I’ve heard this tool mentioned...

One of my collector friends just told me it was a tool for installing the cord straps. I didn’t even think of that.

I’m assume these wall hangers go with the Olympia. To hang the hose, PN and wands.

Can anyone tell me what this tool is? These came with an Olympia I just bought at an estate sale. The wall hangers I’ve never seen before.

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There are two fans one for the “blender motors” 5 amps or less and the pancake motor like yours. Either fan will work. But you probably want one with the taller blades so it will move more air...

I did find a Singer service manual online. It should be here Tuesday and I will post pics of the cord winder service section on here when it arrives. Also, Singer branded bags should not be hard to find online. I’ve attached a link...

I seriously doubt it. Those elite style power centers were Panasonic made. Good cleaners but ear deafening loud.

I didn’t see pic 6 or I didn’t click on it for some reason. Your brush roll looks new. Which is good. A Hoover convertible type 48 belt will work with this.

I’m not terribly knowledgeable on singer. I do have an S4 upright and the little hand vac. I had the opportunity to buy the matching roll a magic from another collector last week but backed out. Finding the brush roll for that and other parts is going to be tough. A must have vac for any...

What about the purple or is it green Hoover preferred it's not an Elite but more like a clean air designed Windtunnel.

  Had to do some major scrolling. Anyway, I agree Elites were not the best from Hoover. I still see quite a few in the wild. So, the survival rate seems to be pretty good. I personally like them and have a few in my collection. It's mainly due to the fact that I'm 37 and these were popular...

Are you serious?

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