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Welcome back Tracy. I store my collection in the guest room... who invites guests to stay anyway? If I did, it would likely be another collector.   Stay around a bit this time   Tom

Wayne,   We share a birthday, separated by a little more than 30 years.. but a good day. I see you work in a vac shop. That can be a blessing or a curse. The first Pig I ever used was at my first retail job back in 1979 and I've used many since in all kinds of industries. They are easy to...

I wondered if they might be Goblins in disguise.. they had the look.

Never underestimate Sears ability to market the same product with only minor changes as multiple products.

The blender is a Waring Crest is the line/model.

Welcome to the forum. Nothing like a Pig to get the job done.

Sweet! Get the tan wheels and paint them with Kylon Fusion. I've had great success with it on all things plastic and it wears very well. The trick is a very good clean, light sanding for a good key and very light coats 15-20 minutes apart and a full 24 hours dry/cure time before installation and...

All this Kenmore talk has got me interested... .like I need another brand to collect.

LOL... that's what comes from trying to ready a schematic with old eyes and a smart phone screen.... I thought the price was mighty cheap for a switch.

Nice!

LOL.. I still have a Betamax, 8mm projector and camera and a 16mm projector. Have 100's of home movies in 8mm from my childhood and a dozen or so 16 mm films. Mostly education/history/National Geographic in content. I also have a Brownie camera from my misbegotten youth.

I use schematics, those and on other suppliers, all the time. Saves a good deal of time once you have a part # to search on.

DesertTortise,   The model # is 116.29229210, 211, 212 or 213. The on/off switch is part #KC46NDWNZGUU - but please double check that... I'm nowhere near as conversant with Kenmore vacuums as you are, but if I'm reading this right, the same switch is used for all models. Available from Sears...

I've done the same using an air compressor.  Works wonders to remove the vast majority of the crud.

One of my favorite Kirby's

I too use and love both Mother's and Never Dull. A Magic Eraser also works very well on vinyl, plastic, metal, chromed and painted surfaces to remove surface dirt. Do be careful on painted surfaces as you can remove the paint pretty quickly if you press too hard.

well that posting has been heavily edited since it was first posted here. Must be someone on the board or who Googled their own ad.

Hans,   Absolutely wonderful. As Tom said, a museum quality collection. Well done!   Tom

I will be making this one! sounds and looks delicious.  

Love that sound!! Congrats on getting it all together and running as it should.