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Just curious if anyone has one of these, and if so, how do you like it? I've read all the reviews, which are mixed. I have a Kirby and another canister,but just want something quick and easy for between major cleanings.

John did a great job in building a brushroll for my Hoover Citation! He is so knowledgeable and generous to a fault. The photos of the store look beautiful!

That Apex was my childhood vacuum! My mother got it as a wedding gift in 1948. I don't remember the suction with the attachments being all that spectacular, but I was just a kid. Must not have been because we got a Constellation 82 in 1955.

Just wanted to put out there a very big "Thank You" to John Gregory of John Gregory Sweeper Central in Dunmore, Pa. Several months ago I was looking for brush replacements for the agitator of my newly aquired Hoover Citation. You all know how difficult that is! John graciously rebuilt an...

Thanks, John. I don't get that way as often anymore, but I do occasionally visit friends and relatives in Williamsport and northern NJ, when I go to NYC. I could stop on the way!

Tom G..thank you so much for pointing me in John Gregory's direction. I believe we came up with the culprit, plus a new agitator. He is well informed and a delight to talk to!

Hi John...I'm at the almost opposite end..Erie.

Thanks so much, Tom! I will give him a call. I'm in PA too!

Hi Tom...they are curved Has the number in VERY small print along the edge

Looking to buy a set of vintage Hoover Brush Strips, part numbers 33451 and 33452 These should fit the brushroll for models 29,62,63,634 and 64

Thanks, Madman. Once I figured out how to get the old one off, it was easy to get the new one on and secured!

Looking for a little help. I was fortunate to find a NOS original outer bag for my Hoover Lark model 14. Thought it would be an easy change over, but can't quite figure it out. Does the bottom metal piece that holds the bag onto the cleaner come out? Is it glued onto the bellows? I can't get the...

Hi Robert, I am interested in the Lark bag on the right side of the photo. Please contact me at [email protected] Thanks, Mike

Hi Robert, I am interested in the Lark bag on the right side of the photo. Please contact me at [email protected] Thanks, Mike

Don't know you, John, but I enjoy your posts and your collection. Best wishes for your surgery from a fellow Pennsylvanian. Mike

Grew up with one until 1962. My mother received it for her wedding shower in 1948! It was powerful! She bought a Hoover Convertible model 68, and the Apex went to my father's business.

The 4127 was my very first vacuum that I purchased as a "grown up". I was living in New York City then. I had seen the vacuum in the window of a hardware/general merchandise store on W 72nd Street for awhile, and really liked the look of it. I had just moved into a new apartment, bought new...

My childhood vacuum! If that was a little boy in the picture, it would be me! We had it until 1962...then got a Hoover Model 68. The Apex went to my father's business.

attachment adaptor Kirby 519...You are right about how it was open to pass by the belt. The belt slid into the slot. Once in place, you would turn the front of the adaptor, before clipping on the hose, and it would lift the belt from the drive shaft. Much like a Kirby belt lifter. This was...

1947 Apex....my childhood vacuum. My mother received it as a wedding shower gift. Kept it until 1962 when she bought a Hoover Convertible Model 68. The Apex went to my Dad's office for another 16 years.