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That's a attachment for Filter Queen canisters. You use it with moth crystals and the hose to fumigate closets back in the old days.

Cheesewonton - the Riccar 1700 is indeed a Daewoo machine that Tacony eventually produced at the St James, Missouri plant. Go onto Partswarehouse.com and look at their diagrams and repair parts, it's obvious. And I agree with you - I have a Simplicity Gusto.6, and it's a great vacuum, cleans...

I will believe that when I see it! Tacony Corporation was VERY FOOLISH to end production of the Riccar Prima/Simplicity Wonder. They put all that development cost only to get a few short years out of it? And now all we get from Tacony is that rebadged Simplicity Scout canister that's a rebadge...

Yes, that's part of it. Plus like you said it was imported from France for only about 1.5 to 2 years I think. It was replaced immediately by the Dimension 1000. The UK members here, if you look in the archives, quite liked this canister. And therefore it probably had a good following by the...

WOW!!!!! You do realize you have one of the RAREST canister vacuums in North America, let alone what Hoover offered and made right? I would strongly suggest you NOT sell that vacuum to Cheesewonton! Take it off here, and put it up on Ebay IMMEDIATELY! And make sure you ask AT LEAST a $2,000...

Ok....first of all, I can't say I have specific experience with Great Pyrenees hair. But, what I CAN tell you, is one of the keys to this is rather simple - maintenance! Yep, if you want a powerhead that will last a long time and not have to replace brushrolls all the time, you MUST get in there...

Are you sure that is the right handle to begin with? It could be for a 500 series Kirby since it is red. That would explain why it doesn't fit properly.

Charles, don't be such a Negative Nancy! The canister is in very nice condition, and the price is fair.

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Cheesewonton - the situation with TriStar here in Canada must have been different than America's then. I can honestly say NOT ONCE have I opened up a TriStar CXL or DXL to find a 116884-49 as the original motor. And it's easy to tell by how worn the carbon brushes are of course as to whether...

Paging Alan our Webmaster..... Look, how long do we have to put up with this RUDE, IGNORANT, ARROGANT British Asshole?!?!?! This guy has offended SO MANY members on here it's not even funny! I am sure there are other members on here who have had ENOUGH of this user. Anyone out there who sees...

Much agreed Alex! Those Ametek single stage motors in Pansonic and Kenmore uprights were easy to replace carbon brushes in, were repairable, and seemed to last forever. Plus I think they had slightly more waterlift and airflow than the Panasonic upright motors did. Those uprights with the Ametek...

Cheesewonton, the 116311-00 was the double stage motor used in the TriStar CXL and DXL! The 116884-49 was used in the Patriot, Airstorm and Vita Vac canisters. I know because I have personally owned and taken apart all 3 machines! The 116884-49 may produce 95" waterlift versus 92" waterlift for...

Huskyvacs - Numatic & Henry vacuums USED to use Panasonic motors. That was from late 90's to about 2010 or so. Then in the last 15 years, they switched to Ametek Italia 4.3" diameter single stage motors in the Henry canisters. The exception being the Henry & Hetty HVR200 canisters, those use a...

Welcome to Vacuumland, Duckboy. Look forward to seeing your posts, and hopefully you learn a lot about vacuums, grow your collection and help others learn as well.

Hold on a minute....who is this Matthew Lock that Vacuumdevil refers to? Was he a member on Vacuumland? If so, what was his username? Vacuumdevil - No offence, but I think that was a bit of a low blow. Unless you have some PROOF that Vacuum Facts really was involved somehow in Matthew's death.

Stratmaster, I don't believe Electrolux ever intended those double stage motors to be serviced. They would just sell you and install a new motor if yours failed out of warranty. Nowadays though, you can't even get the motor seal new. I suggest taking the motor apart, pulling the bearings off...

Snowbeast428 - First of all, let me say of all the aftermarket hoses available, the one Cheesewonton linked to would be your best choice. However, I would NOT buy it, and here's why - they have too many problems! With the aftermarket hoses, the first thing to give trouble is the sliding suction...

No, on the outer hose end rings. And on the bag door, when you look in the machine end opening, there are 2 matching metal tabs they contact with to transmit the energy to the hose.

Nice job Bikerray! That red sateen bag matches your Hoover very nicely.