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https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441198 Funny, I just recently got a 725 too and I just found this treasure trove of 3d parts. I cannot help but wonder if this was the work of BetaM64?

There's a fair amount of cordless uprights out there now but if we look at things like that new hoover, the tornado strike and the makita uprights you'll see that all of them have a pretty short simple airpath as opposed to the R27 which goes unchanged.

I don't think the design of the R25/27 is quite right for a battery system. Since battery motors aren't as powerful that longer airpath is going to really cut down it's performance, at this point it's best to have a short more direct airpath. I think they should have given it a new lid and...

Well at least two of the CXL/DXLs I've had over the years did have the 116884 motors in them, my current DXL has it.

Regarding numatic. I've had a few of them, only the older grey backpack I had used a panasonic motor. The newer Blue/black RSV130 used an italian ametek. There's the cordless backpack too. I've never needed to open it up but I've heard they use a cinderson brushless motor. The 2 older canisters...

Well that a part of the problem the available ones are ebay finds so I can't really compare them side by side to find out. It was a single fan. Yes I know, I've done a few of them.

Bought a Kenmore upright which has a burnt out/burning out Field coil and I've not found another motor with exactly the same code on it and I wanted to check, are the letters at the back just a production date code or something? I have found a few UDS1201's with other letters behind it and I'm...

Hmm....The most common motor bearings i've seen are 608 which are 8mm inner diameter, 22mm outer diameter, and 7mm width. Do yours have a rubber seal on them? When I can't read the numbers i'll wipe the seals off and then use my phone to zoom in on the text on them. But if that fails and I don't...

I've not found a substitute that would work for it. If memory serves the Royal J bag had the same outer collar size but the inlet was larger. Not that they make a Hepa J bag either..... I had a metro but ultimately let go of it. Having that 115923 motor in it it always felt like it should be a...

Just curious did you both know that the thread has been inactive for 5 years? I would kind of assume that within that time span the search has ended.... Anyways I had a scan made of the fan in a Dual Stack 1700 so one could potentially be printed...in the unlikely even one is still needed...

Those are weights they go in towards the front of the nozzle. Without them your powerhead won't dig into the carpet nearly as much

oh definitely. Just about everything they compared it to is better....except for that stick shark thing. This was also sold under "Wind Storm"

I have never seen it under that name until now. Oreck seems to have re-used the design for a cordless vacuum, but unlike the corded models the head on those is electric vs the exhaust air turbine on these.

Just a little promotion for it https://www.ebay.com/itm/146766654614

Does anyone else remember these? I remember seeing the ad on TV YEARS ago and them doing a bunch of absurd students, like a ping pong ball in a clear PVC tube vs a Kirby G3. Pulling a Fridge with something that resembled dryer hose, and lifting a large fridge/freezer with a suction cup. I was...

I found a picture of one. They looked much better in Black.

Hmm...I'm not seeing a canister machine called an H20 pro, this doesn't mean it doesn't exist of course it may just be obscure. I do recall the H20 vac and the H20 vac turbo. They were both water filtration canisters which were a baffle type system. I had one of the turbos back in my late teen...

Hmm...I've had a youtube commenter who's name escapes me at the moment say that where he was from Lindhaus was sold almost exclusively by janitorial supply companies. Perhaps see if you can find a local-ish dealer for them or reach out to Lindhaus Directly to see if they can point in you the...

It perplexes me that major power nozzle makers like Wessel Werk, Sebo and Lindhaus are all European companies and yet they're seemingly difficult to find in Europe. One thing though. I may be incorrect here but the QDC lindhaus nozzles i've seen use a wand that have a hole vs a pin in it. Is...