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Well... I bought the Windtunnel around August of 2011 from Sears. I did buy a warranty, but it expired. Also, I have had no luck finding a replacement bag door. Besides, I'd have more luck using a USA-made model than I would with Mexican.

I bet Shark has some decent cordless handhelds. Hoover, you could try the Platinum Collection cordless hand vac.

Oh okay. I just wanted to make a point. Bagintheback, how does the vacuum compare to your others? I wouldn't mind a video on it.

Well folks, I have sad news. My dad threw out the Hoover Windtunnel Self-Propelled Anniversary Edition after a few years of being out of comission. I still have my Powerforce Turbo, but it's time for an upgrade. The problems with the Wndtunnel were that I couldn't get the bag door reattached...

My Way Of Cleaning The House For vacuuming, mine is a Bissell. Floors, I use a B&D Steam Mop. Carpet shampooing is a Steamvac All-Terrain.

I would never go near an Oreck.

Thanks for the link, but I do not use eBay.

The design reminds me of a Panasonic vacuum.

When I was younger, I saw the commercial for a carpet extractor called the Eureka Atlantis. The feature that made the machine impressive was the fold-down handle. I remember Lowes carrying it for a brief while, then it became a Wal-Mart exclusive. I have 2 questions that need to be answered...

If It Makes You Feel Better... Have you tried a bagless Bissell? I heard good things about those.

Those Hoovers look really nice, and from your experience, they do clean really well. But durango159 told me those machines were plagued. I honestly wouldn't buy one, as I'm perfectly content with my Steamvac.

Nice vacuum you got there. I didn't know a Hoover made from Tacony products existed.

Because I'm starting a collection soon, I was thinking about an older Eureka.

I never used one, so I cannot say. I know Fantomvacuumfan has one and he loves it.

Speaking of Dysons, didn't you own a DC14 at one point?

They are the same thing.

My favorites are Bissells.

My parents normally don't vacuum, as I do the job.

I had a Swiffer Vac at one point. It was okay, but the fact that the filters weren't washable made it expensive to maintain.

Awesome Find I heard those Eureka uprights are really good. The fact it's from the late 1970's is back when Eureka and Electrolux were seperate divisions.