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I have a Cadillac vacuum for you....haven't seen him posting in a while. Please respond if you're out there

wow - that's even better A vacuum repair shop vacuum....I hope it is. I can't find anything on it but I'll keep looking thanks dave

bench vacuum I think you guys are correct.....a bench vacuum. It does have good suction. Maybe I'll mount it on my workbench and use it. Thanks Hoover 300 for the tips on getting the fan off...you were exactly right.

I saw this on Facebook labeled "pick up only" for $ 10. The guy was nice enough to ship it to me for $ 15. I like it but what is it used for ? The base has holes in it so it appears that it was mounted to a base perhaps with wheels. I'm going to do that next. I thought it was industrial (maybe...

My latest vacuum is all done except for rewiring the motor and possibly installing new brushes. I can't get the fan off. I removed the reverse thread nut and have a shaft with a flat end. How does this come off ? I did apply Kroil to the area where the fan meets the shaft. I'm afraid of damaging...

I recently bought a strange vacuum and I'm in the process of cleaning/polishing. It has a fabric hose...can this be cleaned ? If so, how can I do it without damaging it ? I'll post pics of the finished product when I'm done.....let's see who can identify it.

Kirby website Very well done and a fantastic resource ! Thank you for all your work !

What the heck is this ? Only $ 10.......if I lived closer, I would get it Very Cool https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/319722237123286/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3Acd1c5574-cfba-46e1-95fe-73851fee52b6

Hoover300 I made 2 of these originally and sold both after I found a near perfect one. I have since made 2 more..let me know if you need one. They look original.

SOLD Sold for $ 2,600 I'm assuming it's someone on this site..... If you are selling some..I'd be interested in 2-3 of them

Wheel restoration I fix broken wheels by gluing the parts you have with JB Weld epoxy and covering the chips and missing pieces with Sugru. After the Sugru is dry, I put a bolt through the wheel opening and place it in a drill press. I spin it and sand it down smooth. This has always worked for...

A few interesting machines in the collection. Not sure where these came from ...

Excellent Restoration video I ran across this last week on YouTube: It's titled "Tech Talk: The Pre-Electric vacuum cleaner of the early 20th Century". Watch to the end to see how this guy restores lettering and other hard to do items. Is he on this site ?

For the Kirby / Scott and Fetzer extreme collector: I didn't know they had a division that manufactured lights...

I saw this for sale...I kinda like it but it's very rough. Would make a nice restoration project. What model or year is it ? I've never seen this one before.

A Royal on the Twilight Zone Mounted inside the space ship....

OldCrankMan Sorry - all way too new for me

Gone Sweeper vac is going out to a fellow collector.. Tower should not have listed..it was already spoken for,,,,sorry

Trade I really only collect pre WWII Ohio vacuums unless it's something I have to have.

Eureka $ 100 plus shipping I have no idea if that's good or bad.....I think I paid that for it years ago