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    Just finished my Kirby Classic III, first restore.

    I just finished up the rebuild and restore on my Kirby Classic III I do not know what exact year it is. Here is what I did: -New fan assembly -New lifter lens and decal -New fan case seal -New brush to nozzle seal -New bumper -I disassembled and cleaned every part down to the motor. -I cleaned...
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    Rivet tool for bumper on Kirby Classic III?

    It is finished! I finally put it back together. The hot water trick worked great and the belt arm did need to be adjusted. I polished the metal as best I could with my 8" grinder and buffing wheels. The metal could have been polished better, but my grinder did not have enough grunt to do it...
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    Rivet tool for bumper on Kirby Classic III?

    Thank you so much for the tips. This is one of the more helpful message boards that I have been on!
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    Rivet tool for bumper on Kirby Classic III?

    I am in the process of rebuilding my first Kirby. I have purchased a new bumper and rivets for my Kirby 2CB, but I have no idea how to secure them. Is there a tool that rolls a lip on the back of the rivet? One more question please. Is this the right position for the belt lifter arm? Thanks in...
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    Kirby Classic III Speed Switch Wiring Diagram

    You guys are great! Thank you. I can't believe those letters were there the whole time. I used black silicone to seal the case, it was what I had. I hope there will be no ill effects. I will post some photos when done. Thanks again!
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    Kirby Classic III Speed Switch Wiring Diagram

    I am in the process of restoring a Classic III that I bought at a yard sale. I discovered that the fan was broken, so I decided to polish and rebuild it while i had it apart. I went and made a bonehead move and did not draw a wiring diagram or take a photo of the speed switch. I would be very...
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