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Cool design! I wonder how it would compete with a Royal 157?

Thanks, Hooverboy81! I found it on ebay for 30.00 bucks buy it now. It's going to be beautiful when I am done with it.

Thanks for the tips, Dave and Louvac! I can't wait to get it! Here's a pic of the machine from the ebay seller:

Hello, I bought a Model 157 hand vac on ebay and I want to know how to oil it properly. I know there are two oil ports (one on the handle and one on the rear of the motor), but I don't know how much oil to put in each. Oh, and is 3-in-1 appropriate for this job? Thanks, William

Check out Hoover's wiki page. There's a great article about the constellation on there.

Fairfax, send me an email ([email protected]) and we'll discuss it further.

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Hello Vacuumalanders! I have a beautiful 1970s Eureka that I have decided to part with. The model is a 664 A and it has a 3.3 Amp motor. It also has a brand new VGII brush roll installed. The only flaw is the zipper is broken on the original bag. I have the zipper pull itself and I'll send...

Does this model work well? I heard it has no adjustment features. Thanks, William.

Does anyone have a converter for a 1935-'38 Hoover model 300? Thanks, Will

Murray The suction is a lot better. I've tried it.

Hello, I was wondering if it's harmful to run a Hoover 28 without a belt for an extended period time? I want to have more suction with the attachments, but I do not want to hurt my Hoover's motor. Thanks, W.G.

Hello, My recently saved 150 has been sitting outside of a vacuum shop for 30 years or so, and the hood has been baked to a crisp by the Arizona heat. How can I bring the shine back to the bakelite? Thanks, W.G.

if the damage on the paint isnt too bad, I would keep it original. But, if you must, use some paint stripper with a paint brush, and scrap it off. Then use the washing down formula to clean any of the remaining paint stripper from the machine. lastly, Go to your local hardware/paint store and...

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How does it come off? Thanks, William