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I do that too but minus the much more money part. I have all the basic Electrolux models, but I will snap up any unique ones I see. I have quite a few rare ones that are rare solely for their history. And didnt pay more than $60ish. This was back before the shipping rates increased.

I have found that old vacuums in Goodwill directly correlates to if there is a used vacuum store in your city. Once my city lost the only used vacuum store, the vacuums at Goodwill are gone. I only ever see Walmart stuff now. My friend in wisconsin says his thrift store throws out vacuums...

It looks like one of those fake vacuums you'd see used on a tv show

Also for storage. Rug came down when company was over for entertaining and for holidays, then hang up on the wall when celebrations over.

do you have to pay tarrifs on these imports or is it all included?

Huh that is strange that they would only replace that part. I guess it was broken on that person's vacuum and that was the current parts in stock? When Kirby refurbishes these vacuums they replace all the parts with whatever is in the current supply room, which changes with every Kirby...

I see these all the time but never bought one. I assume this was just a fun little thing for kids? I cant imagine seriously as an adult quarter-dropping the cost of an Electrolux, that would take ages!

Check the seller's other listings, they likely sold or are selling the tools separately. Also, ask. Usually when people buy these at estate sales or thrift stores the tools are separate from the vacuum an never get seen or bought by different people and separated. Yes the hoses do dry rot and...

Gorgeous vacuum! I love the styling, very modern for the time!

this feels like something im not supposed to be looking at

Oh my god thats the one isnt it?! Endora's vacuum!

It depends on how big the battery pack is. With the body of a full size upright you can fit quite a huge battery pack in there and juice the hell out of the vacuum. It would give you a significant amount of cleaning prowess for not a bad runtime. Hoover's commercial uprights seem to have a...

Yeah 1980s and 1990s vacuums with ABS plastic have the same problem. A plastic welder and plastic epoxy is your best friend.

There would be a gasoline engine to keep the batteries charged and then the whole house ran off the battery bank. In the USA after 1935 when Roosevelt founded the REA to get electricity out to farms, these home power plants became obsolete. Not sure about Australia's situation but I am sure many...

All the Dyson uprights are going bad with plastic rot as we speak. It's exactly 20 years old, the DC17, and that seems to be the magic number of years for the plastic to start decomposing and eating itself alive. My DC07 started breaking apart in 2018/2019. I tripped over the base on accident...

I do not believe they supply spare parts. They just ship you a whole new unit.

It is very likely the parts are just rusty and not out of oil. This shampooer is too new to have all its oil burned up already. After I use my shampooer I always turn it on its back and put a fan on the brushroll area. Call it OCD, but I never had a problem with squeaks and stuck parts. The...

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Hence why him and his sockpuppet accounts need to be banned. He will destroy this entire site if people give him the chance.

Just Electrolu in general, an thats a nice collection!