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Well, I have a number of Electrolux PN's (PN4, PN6, & PN6A's) chrome, painted, and plastic, but I think I will leave them alone. I have two of the modern PN's that came with the Renaissance vacs that I quickly got rid of. I have converted one already, (added a rocker switch as well). I will...

I converted an Electrolux PN to use with the old metal canisters a while back. I went with black for the elbow. I also had a very ugly plastic sheath that had discolored. I rejuvenated both with a pewter gray Krylon Fusion finish, which came out as a light gray. (It does not show correctly in...

These were used on Electrolux metal canisters from 1205 to Super J canisters. The axle diameter is 1/4" as opposed to the Olympia One & later which is 5/16". markings on them are 5135-27. These are for the skinnier wheels. Pleae make an offer. They are original Electrolux that I painted black...

These need to go. I have one of each. Any questions, please ask. These are all used genuine Electrolux parts. There also is a lower body shell with wheels available as well.

I have two attachments I have no use for. They are in great shape with no cracks. Please make me an offer. Weight is 1/2 oz. ,shipping is from CT.

I specifically wanted to try a Baker McMillen brush roll. They are not easy to find on the internet besides brush-roll.com The wood hardness, texture and color is the same as a baseball bat. The brushroll website is meant for wholesalers, not for individual users. I looked around and found a...

This is the competitor to CWP (Cleveland Wood Products). The company is Baker-Mcmillen. http://www.baker-mcmillen.com/ I have corresponded with them a few times, and am using one of their double chevron brush rolls in one of my Electrolux power nozzles. Baker Tells All About brushroll.com...

that sucks .. I spent a small fortune shipping my old Hoover to California from Connecticut. It was broken down into manageable pieces in about three or 4 boxes. Well padded, and the handle was shipped in an industrial tube. Never a thank you from the buyer either. Just the other day, I...

Super J motor is not the same as a Silverado. The Super J is heavier and longer and is suspended by 4 bushings like the earlier motors.

Here are two I have pics of. Both of these motors were working. One, a nut wedged inside a Diamond Jubilee motor. Two, a nail sticking out of the plastic motor guard on a Silverado. These are what I discovered when I opened up the vacuums. These were from complete running vacuums. Makes you...

I opened up my Silverado to take a look at the motor. other motor is an Ametek Lamb I will be putting in something.

Per Electro Motor's website: "Our History: Electro Motor purchased the motor business from Aerus, LLC (formerly known as Electrolux, LLC), and took operations on July 1, 2002. This former Electrolux motor business has built high quality floor care motors for over 60 years. This tradition of...

I knew that. did not see the Super J in his list. I actually had/have most of the models from the 1205 to the Dimanond Jubilee & UltraLux classic including the Super J, Olympia One % Silverado.

This is local to me for $50:

Just google 1205 motor. The one with the Lamb motor is hard to find, unless you get a Perfect 101 motor. Next project is to put this Ametek Lamb into my Olympia One. :) bottom motor in pic. Top one is from a Diamond Jubilee. I never cared for the Electro Motor's

Easiest way is to get the motor with the adapter plate. since the Super J & Olympia motors were longer, the PVC pipe adapter is needed for those models. On the later metal canister vacuums, their is an extension on the bag chamber. For the 1205, you may not need the pipe adapter. I have a...

I actually own a Silverado, I have not opened it up yet. More thank likeley, the models you mentioned had the same or similar motor. Those earlier motors had a different way of being mounted, being suspended by bushings. The mounting holes were on the side of the motor.

Owen mentions the Arco-Wand on his blog website: http://jcvacs.blogspot.com/search?q=Arco-Wand an excerpt: " My good friend Tom Gasko is the curator of the Vintage Vacuum Cleaner Museum in St. James, Missouri. Three years ago when the museum opened, I drove down to see it (not every day do you...

try contacting centralvacs1928 (Owen Perkins), he is very knowledgeable about centracl vacs operkinsatgmaildotcom

sealing the motor. They make gaskets for the motors in different thicknesses and sizes to seal the gap. I measured and got a foam seal for mine. The foam was denser than the typical weatherstrip foam. similar to the old mouse pads.