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Yeah, a good run round the garden keeps it going everyday. So cool to see the grass spinning round! Im glad I got it to be honest, these type of machines are pretty neat. Its nice that you found the widetrack NIB, I just couldn't help myself from opening my Boss. What new finds have you...

Yes deffintaley get one, they where quite a competitor to Dyson! It's amazing how they stretched the dual cyclones from a Dyson across into a sneaky design. Does anyone else have the history of these machines?

I really do like this machine, but its got limited use because I know what they end up like from experiance. Its not like I dislike these machines at all, infact I have been on the search for a good one for a long while. These type of vacuums are my favourite. As you can tell its not everyday...

Yes,the bearings do go so easily on these. The dust cup system is not the best and a lot of dirt leaks into the motor. On hardfloor the stiff bristles do put out quite a racket which has to be noisier then a clutchless dyson.

Thank you very much James!

I got some pics on the way!

You might have to buy another complete unit off eBay, someone on here might have the parts you need to hopefully get it back to its original condition.

I use to love looking at the brochure when I was younger mainly taking them from currys and other vac shops. I have an awesome Kirby Salesman folder with all the information in but would take about a decade to all scan in!

The Bin Again! ahhh.

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I recently got this brand new Electrolux The Boss vacuum cleaner. Quite rare to see these brand new in the box. I really like these models; shame they have quite a few flaws which usually mean they end up with broken bins, clogged and bearings that screech. Here it is as I had just unboxed it.

ooooo! I love them models. Once fully restored it should look very good!