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The Vacuum Warehouse in Richmond Hill is also selling the Henry Quick...that is where I got mine....same price Gary

The 1970 and 1978 Cadillac Eldorado had the 2nd door handle on the armrest to allow opening the door from the rear. I'm thinking that all the model years in between did also and maybe even earlier. Gary

Henry Quick is not designed to replace a full size corded vacuum...at least not for me anyway. I like it for quick pickups...like cleaning the carpet outside the front door and patio door, cleaning the front entrance floor, kitchen floor, getting the cat hair off the comforter on my bed on a...

I'm not sure I posted this in the correct category as I am guessing the vintage but wow...brand new in the box and just sold for $1525 on Ebay. Gary https://www.ebay.com/itm/225591498750?nma=true&si=gxhBgdZl4ArMfq3gcXx6LXzdq%252B0%253D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

The Henry Quick I ordered about a month ago arrived today. Attached are pics of the unboxing. I also have a Miele Triflex but was unhappy with the small bin capacity and having to clean the filters every time the bin was emptied which was every 2-3 times that I used it. The Henry Quick uses a...

I agree, the short straight end is good for above the floor cleaning, car interiors, etc. but no way would it be comfortable to use with it inserted into the straight wand for doing the floors & carpets.

Whenever I have seen these hoses, I have never seen any curved part that snaps onto the hose. In the ebay listing, there is no curved section either.

I saw this listing on Ebay and have always been curious....why did Eureka make the hose end without a curve or without the top wand being curved? How are you supposed to vacuum the floor or carpet with a straight hose end? Gary...

Paul, The link to the youtube video is for a Hoover vacuum commercial not an Electrolux cordwinder replacement. Gary

Oh ok…I never even noticed that extra dusting brush. I saw the dusting brush in the compartment on the vac and I knew that was the correct brush….I thought you were saying that the rug/floor nozzle was not correct. Gary

Rugsucker, Not sure what you are talking about with reference to the rug/floor nozzle...it has the proper connector for the wands. I had a model 9000 and had exactly the same setup as in the pics. And the dusting brush, ulphostery nozzle and crevice tool also have the proper connection. Gary

The Empress II is the heaviest vac that I have in my collection. It is heavier than a Filter Queen and the Rainbow D with water in the basin. Gary

Were Eurekas in the late 50s, early 60s ever sold door to door? The reason I ask is that my aunt owned a Golden Crown rotomatic and she had the storage ottoman to go with it. I have no idea where she bought the vacuum as this was in the mid 60s when I was a kid. She lived in a very small...

I have the '89 and where the handle is placed is actually very smart. It makes it very easy to stand the unit on its end and your other hand is not free if you are carrying the hose or other tools. If the handle was further to the rear so that the unit would be parallel to the floor, it would...

Here's a pic I found online of a GE stand mixer...it is the same model and colour as the one my aunt owned in the mid 60s. The speed can be adjusted using the red button or the dial on the top of the handle. Gary

They are made in Germany according to the website http://delphin.net

I just came across this video for the new model of the Delphin water vacuum. Interesting how the water basin attaches/detaches. Gary

Here is youtube user IBAISAIC's unboxing and review of the Henry Quick.

I use the standard rug nozzle on my model '89 to clean the carpets in the utility room and the staircase to the basement. It is a berber carpet. I have to set the cleaner bar to the smooth side otherwise it catches on the berber carpet. Gary

Yes it is the correct link....just tried it. Perhaps it doesn't work for you because you are not an upgraded member? Here are the pics for the manual. Gary