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This is the Aerus 5500.

This is more on 5000 Electrolux.

The pictured Cleaner was a pieced together machine. The body of a 5500, cover of a 5ooo and thrown together attachments.

The power nozzle was indeed launched in 1959 on the AF. I wrote what Electrolux put in the book about introduction of the power nozzle and the Model G in 1961.

What I put on was from the Electrolux Company History 1933-1963 by Electrolux.

The Model AE was introduced April 1956 at the drive meeting. The Model S came out in 1957. The Model R came out in 1960.The Model G came out in 1960 and in 1961 the power nozzle was introduced with the Model G. In July 1963 the Model L was introduced.

The Viking was an attempt to bring Electrolux from Sweden into the United States when Sara Lee turned down an offer to buy Electrolux (USA) back. They tried to get franchises opened in the U.S. and even brought onboard some Electrolux (USA) mid range management people to sell. The Viking never...

Where I live Kirby comes in and I get a slew of calls asking me if I have bags for Kirby. It seems that the Kirby Rep told them I was the come to guy for supplies. I would tell them yes but I don't do warranty work and not an Authorized Dealer but got genuine product. It seems every time...

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Here is The Platinum Revealer.

The dirt meter for Electrolux was first on the Model XXX to the Renny. Renny on needed to be changed and was put in a wand. The new Platinum has one made for it.The one illustrated is for Renny on thru Guardian series except Guardian Ultra.

You were talking about bagged is a dying breed with every aisle being bagless. There are approximately 60 different brands on the U,S. market some not well known as others but the largest group are bagged vacuums. If the consumer wasn't being bombarded constantly by phony bagless claims and...

parwaz786 said the DC07 had 330 airwatts power. Spec sheets show 245.

The same goes for the motor.

To reply # 39, Ronni- This is the information I have been told to go by on B-8 and Floor pro interchanges. Aerus people that have been with the company since the B-8 and Floor Pro tell me to go with the company orders.

Kevin , the hose were vinyl and 10 ft. long. Most all the hoses were grey. And to give you a heads up on the CB 2000 here is a cutaway of one. The motor used Super J armature, the motor mount was similar to L and that's it.

The picture shown of Electrolux is just like an earlier picture that was done by Hoover back in about 1949 that was shown to me by my Dad and a Hoover repairman. This is when Hoover sold Door to Door.

Something like 18 train car loads were dumped in the ocean off of Conn. in the 1960s as a newspaper read. There are that many vacuums going to the dump and not traded in as many collectors can verify. Don't be mad at a manufacturer for doing what Electrolux did.

Hospital G had the same G motor.

Biker Ray, I am not trying to slam you but wanted to let you know about important changes and yes the motors were interchangeable. You could put a XXX in a G and vice versa. You spoke of motor mounts, I spoke of change of inside. My father was an aeronautical engineer and I worked on turbine...