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Tis is what I have. I believe it from a model G. I do not own any of the older ones before the 1205. weight is about 4-/2 pounds.

Look here at this older thread ... I believe I have one. I will post a pic soon. Electrolux Model G cord winder removal: https://www.vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?25390

Well, based on the pics, it looks like I have a model G switch. My dad scrapped some older Eloctroluxes a while back, and took off some parts he thought might be useful for somebody. Take a look. I only own Electroluxes from the 1205 and later, nothing earlier.

All three run. These are sold as is. 1205 motor, 2100 motor, and Discovery II upright motor. 2100 motor does not come with mounting ring, or plastic guard. Just what you see in the pic. These were pulled from the machines and not taken apart. They will be need to be serviced for ideal use...

bump - still for sale - Compact Electra glitter attachments Found them again :) I am not an upgraded member, so you have to email me direct email me at s s e l a n d e r at outlook dot com (no spaces in prefix)

My UltraLUX before packing it away .. original hose was discarded, since I had to conserve space.

well .. mine still works :)

I use one of my Electrolux's with an inflator nozzle and a small piece of tubing to use as a blower. Just open the door on the top and attach your house to switch from sucking to blowing. Also useful to inflate air mattresses, beach balls, snow tubes, etc.

no issues accessing the site from southwest Connecticut.

You can use rubber strap wrenches if you are careful. Harbor Freight & Princess Auto carry them cheaply.

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My DrainVac AC2605-C from 2005 is still going strong. It was removed from my old house and replaced my parents old central vac unit from the 70's :)

link to newspaper article from the Phelps County Focus website: Museum of Vacuums moves to Rolla with the opening of Mid-Missouri Vacuums http://www.phelpscountyfocus.com/article_b886fc2e-6b76-11e9-a465-afa4756309ff.html This link is a pic from the article...

As mentioned, the link to the 1205 brush should work. The super j would look similar, but slightly larger

Here is a snippet from an older post on the Super J. This came from the Super J announcement:

1205 and super j are different motors. There are many threads on the super j motor.

This is a useful old thread (2010) which has some advice on cleaning up and servicing the 1205 motor: 1969 Electrolux 1205 motor question https://www.vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?8198