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That machine is very nice looking. I love the color! How does it compare to the S5?

Here's my victory.

There's the Hoover Historical Center in Ohio and the Vacuum Cleaner Museum in Missouri.

Is the vacuum running?

Here's Miele's history. They seem to have started in the 30's. http://www.mieleusa.com/about_miele/about_miele.asp?oT=115&benefit=97&active=The%20Company&subm=Corporate&thirdL=About%20Miele&fourthL=History&menu_id=42

Eureka CN-1 bags.

I've got one of those GE canisters. It's pretty quiet and cleans well.

In your opinion, what makes a vacuum good? For me, it's ease of use. Even if I need to clean the whole house, I'm more likely to grab my Sebo X2 and Hoover Constellation that I am to use a heavy power nozzle canister. The Sebo's got a great handle design, and the Constellation has one of the...

They needed something to make the black Felix less boring. Both of those look pretty awesome.

I've ordered both belts for the cleaner. Hopefully that will solve the problem.

How did you make a bag? My 541's bag is filled with holes, and I'd like to get the vacuum looking good.

The belts do feel a bit loose. Could that be the source of the problem?

What is the process to repair the cable? The vacuum works very well other than the self propel.

So do I need a new actuator arm?

I gave the vacuum a test run for the first time, and the self propel isn't working. The windtunnel's handle feels very loose as it moves up and down, in contrast to my Power Drive, which offers some resistance when I push it. Any idea as to what the problem is?

Does that 8900 have a hose? Those are my favorite Riccars.

Get that vac as fast as you can! I've heard the NSS Pig is one of the best dry shop vacs ever. Besides, they are around $1000 new, and I'm sure someone on this forum knows how to fix that problem.

I'm pretty sure the vacuum isn't clogged in that area, but I am curious how to remove clogs in the area highlighted just because many of the clean air vac clogs I've faced have been there.

On Friday, I bought a Hoover Windtunnel S/P from goodwill for about $20. The bag was stuffed, so I assume that was why the former owners threw it away. How do I do a full disassembly and cleanout of one of these machines?

Here's a book I got when I was about 4 on the history of vacuums. It's a lot shorter than your book though. http://www.amazon.com/Vacuum-Cleaners-Household-History-Elaine/dp/1575050188