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YES! I do the same thing with my bags, you will notice a huge difference in motor pitch when you have it rigged versus not. Any kind of prop will work really,just experiment.

I second what mark40511 says The collar leaks a ton of dust, I put a piece of tape between the collar and cover the cardboard part of the bag that sticks out. Let's just st say after washing the tool lid and doing the piece of tape I see no more dust, I recommend using hepa bags too. I will...

I recently purchased a NIB Hoover elite 200, the cord is ridiculously short. The box says convenient long cord, but let me tell you there is nothing convenient about 15', I thought I couldn't get shorter than my other NIB elite II. But I was sorely wrong. Anyways I'm looking for a white elite/...

I'm looking for a convertible 700 or the model just labeled as a heavy duty but was similar to the 700. Smileyhq on YouTube aka Davin has exactly the model I'm looking for on his channel. I would be ok with a 700 too, I will add that I'm picky and like basically mint condition machines.

Fantomfan57 I sent you an email yesterday

I did it again!!! I mean for this to go into super market

Was hoping someone might have a extra comfort grip that goes on the end of a fantom thunder hand grip.

I own both, if you don't like the Miele tools I would choose the aerus. If you don't mind the Miele tools then I would look at the most expensive Miele as it's comparable to price of the platinum. I did have an issue with my platinum, the PN would not work and the machine smelled like it was...

If you saw them with empty slots I'm sure they just fell out. My guess is that th y helped with the skipping effect on carpets if vacuumed the wrong way.

Look carefully at the edges of a PN 1692-93 and you will see what I said about tiny brush strips, not the whole length like a pn6, hence why I said tiny. Naturally the upright versions that were around for the 1692/93 had them too, those models were the genesis lx and genesis LXe. The wire...

The nozzles have changed, the discovery II through the genesis used a a style that was like the bottom of a pn5 -6a, then they went to a bottom like the 1692-93 PN with the tiny little brush strips at the corners. Then came the style with the air velocity slots in front. At some point when...

The lux 6000 had a separate electric hose just like the 4,000 I know because I had one. Also they were just the regular sidekick not the sidekick II like the ones found on the current legacy canister and the one introduced on the epic 6500 sr.

The lux 4,000 & 6,000 had separate electric hoses. It was direct connect on the top of the bag door and the end that attached to the machine looked similar to the end of a renaissance hose. I see those hoses and sidekick on eBay frequently.

They look like the toy dirt devil deluxe painted black with aerus stickers on them, look at the background to gauge the sizing. They are clearly children sized.

That cordless vac is like the Hoover cruise that just released

Rainbow Joel Those are not NOS brush rolls, as electromatik pointed out the grooves do not line up. They must've used a model with the wire guards as spacing for the grooves. I bought one just like this on eBay a month ago, I just pulled out the tufts that were rubbing on the bar. Another...

It's just extra unnecessary heat, another aspect of running pipes down is it sometimes harder for items like say a BB to make it up to the machine

Attics tend to very hot so I would be concerned about installing in a attic for that reason alone, I assume your attic is convenient enough to access for cleaning otherwise you wouldn't have mentioned it

Well, I find your jokes to be annoying especially since they are on my videos

The after filters were available back when the gray 3500 series was around. You can get pre motor carbon filters from your dealers now, they started offering them a couple of years ago.