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I have one It really does a nice job, it IS big but follows along very well.

I have a beautiful 50th anniversary 260 Eureka upright, It needs bearings, here is the problem, You must have a Eureka bearing puller , the one with the fingers on it, to get that top bearing out from down inside that cooling fan,,,I can not find one of those bearing pullers anywhere????????

In my opinion,,, This was THE FINEST product Hoover ever produced,It was many many years ahead of anything else on the market.

Somewhere???I have a RED one, But I MUCH prefer the older ones with a bag on the back, I have a bunch of them.

And it was made From 1958 up into the late 70s or early 80s,

What brought my name up In the first place???? I know the story about Bison and the President who DID according to Clay say in a locked room to all his dealers, that he " Better NEVER hear of his machines being sold in trailer parks or to colored people" If you knew Clay you knew he was...

Wasnt me I would have liked to have it, but wasn't spending that much.

The owner of Bison,,, Was a different sort,,,Clay Floyd was a Bison dealer, and went to Florida for a tour of the factory and a training session, He said the owner LOCKED them in a room,,,preached a hell fire and brimstone sermon, as he was a Baptist preacher also, and then proceeded to tell...

Except The long cord was NOT aqua , it was grey, I had one years ago and let Tom Gasko have it.

That is to my mind, the very best upright ever devised, A 603 Apex.

i have A bunch of bags, I use my Bambi once in a while, I with I had the correct hose and attachments.

oh yes 30s thru the early 60s Birtman designed uprights were great machines.you do know they invented the rear plug in hose converter 10 years before Hoover came out with it.

thats the one vacuum I have never been able to find!

The whole idea Behind the Ken Kart was it was easy to store, and in postwar small tract homes, like Levittown, storage space was at a minimum, this design let the vacuum, hose and all attachments to take up a minimum of space.

Take out the brushes Dissassemble and like Reggie said, run it thru the dishwasher, it will be as clean as brand new!

i have a complete one of these , it was one of Mike Hays machines.

I have a couple of those GEs they actually are very good little cleaners.

Rainbows Hold up only as well as they are taken care of, if the owner is very particular and a fastidious person, they last as long as anything, but if they are a hit and miss type of housekeeper and don't go by the book on cleaning and maintaining it,,,they wont be around long.

I have been known To install a high efficiency lamb motor into a early Lewyt or Filter Queen,,,lol

They sold the same Eureka Except with hair clippers attached to barber shops.