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Wouldn't the most important thing be how the machine puts air watts to use? Mainly with things like Tool, Hose, Brushroll, and Nozzle design. It doesn't seem to me that air watts would be the most important thing in the equation, one of high importance but not the most.

Yes, I do but... Its not for sale, which doesn't help Jason with what he's trying to achieve.

Well then... It seems to have become very catty and bitchy around here over the past few months....

Thanks for confirming that Rob! I could've sworn I had seen people talking about it before but I wasn't sure.

Sanyo/Fantom From what I've seen and heard I'm pretty sure the Twister line of Fantom and Euro-pro products was based on the Sanyo Dirt Hunter upright line. The looks, features, and design appears to have been revised slightly but the machine in the link would be the one all the rest of these...

... With all due respect John, wasn't your account deleted?

Wow... You really need to stop assuming things about me William... First of all I don't really see how I can blame my grandmother for anything, she owns a Oreck big deal... And as for Riccar, well wrong again I'd gladly own any of their uprights they make some amazing machines I just wouldn't...

Actually William... Some of the best commercial vacuums are just made from older domestic machines ex. The Sanitaire line are just Eureka F&G uprights, and Hoover commercials made from Elites, Decade 80/800, and Convertible domestic machines... Not to mention you can get a Eureka...

Best thing to do... While you'll be able to get a lot of helpful info here, go find a Sebo dealer that will let you bring a demo machine into your own home and see how it works. Then repeat with a Miele, you may find that while you love one machine in the show room the second you get it home...

Well... I have no sold info on that... But it does look like a cross between a Fury and Wildcat but it all depends when the LNP came out.

The commercial model... Was sold by HSN in 3 colors the green that you have along with blue and copper. Weren't these the machines that Euro-pro worked with Sanyo on? Either way here's a link to one of the old HSN presentations. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6785395682061474912

What I meant was exactly what I said... You've posted numerous times about machines you've found, people then ask for pictures which you say you will provide... However you never post any pictures and the discussion falls into the archives... This to the best of my knowledge is the first time...

I Wouldn't... Hold my breath when it comes to getting a picture.

Chase All Miele S2 vacuums are equipped with a PN port... It appears that this dealer thought it would be best to equip an Olympus with an electric hose and wand instead of just selling a Delphi which is the same vacuum in the same color but comes standard with a PN.

Joel From what I've see the brushes are quite a bit stiffer than Kirby... In comparison to most Kirby brushrolls are actually quite soft.

The only vacuums I've ever had problems with smells are very high filtration machines... Such as Miele and Sebo I wonder if it just has something to do with the very fine particles these machines trap in their bags.

I'm not really the one to be asking if it would fit lol. I'm sure some of our other members can tell you, but either way both PN's would be great and clean much better than the standard rainbow PN. The WW is probably your best bet due to the geared belt system and an amazing brushroll.

Thats the same link as before.

The dust care PN (the one you posted) has pretty poor quality and reliability... But it does have a VG3 and a geared belt, However you would probably be better off with a WW powerhead or a Eureka VG3 Express power head like the one in my link...

I don't use mine much at all anymore... However that doesn't change the fact that its a good machine esp when you're coming from a Eureka Airspeed.