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I know how to. Ok, first of all, lock the motors shaft and remove the nut on thee end of the shaft. should be reverse threaded. Get a SMALL screwdriver and a hammer. there are 3 or more pressed areas on the top of the case. set the screwdriever the and hit the screwdriver. the case should...

For vac bags... I suggest using iron on patches... Ive had stitches simply rip from the immense power of that blower.

I can do it... Its fairly easy. I would rebuild one for 25 bucks. I do good work.

Bad armature.. Missing Carbons... Poor connections... Theres so many things it could be... Could be something binding the shaft. Usually its the armature.

It is rear/bottom bearing felt washer That's a felt washer for a Ametek lamb motor I believe. It goes on the bearing clip thing for the lower bearing.

Henry has no Wands I've already tried. no luck. I was looking for some for mine.

Pics of 541 I'm no photographer but here is my 541

Those 300 attachments wont work. Wrong adapter. ill show you a set of the correct ones. I don't think there for sale at a moderate price though. I really have problems getting attachments. The correct ones come in a hoover box that's a beige color. The attachments go on to the bottom.

Would suggest... Dump more than 3 drops of oil in the top. Clean commutator. Scrape lead paint chips out of the cap. OIL the bottom bearing since that old wick that was meant to oil the bottom is probably caked in dirt and not going to move the oil. Clean it well. You should not need to spin...

Yes i do Andy I got junkers that I can get you a good pulley off of. A solid one. Not to chewy. Email me Andy. make an offer.

DONT REPLACE THE MOTOR That part is really easy to get and replace! its part of the pulley, its reverse threaded onto the armature shaft. Just take the pulley off the 700 motor or I can sell ya one.

Dont ever buy a hoover that looks like basement oxidization. This is a beautiful hoover, but it was left in someone's wet basement and looks to have been heavily used. I use machines like that purely for wheels, motor parts, and handle parts. When you buy an old hoover, make sure its aluminum...

Looks like a electrolux blower filter. Its a ripped up blower filter for an Electrolux that's fairly old.

Taking apart this dustette can be challenging. First of all, take off the switch cover plate. its held in with 2 screws. Take out the switch and anything connected to the switch. Pull out the cord. theres a big screw were the cord enters. its a big flathead screw. Its the worst part of taking...

Were do I ground out the motor capacitor for a Electrolux LX? Any helps useful. My first Electrolux too... Thanks

Heres Mine I don't care what it is, just anything pre 1957.

Whats its difference from the rug renovator? You might as well just buy a rug renovator. U can use them on practically anything. that price is outrageous. I could buy 3 full Kirbys were I live for 100-150 bucks. I think maybe wait on it so the price get decreased. After its like a year or two...

Hopefully our New President Will Bring Vacs Back Hopefully the new president will convince the larger companies like TTI to make their products here, and here only. Its not easy to get a special belt for something from China. it takes like a month for shipping. I want vacs back in good old...

Its was a bad repair on a 61 It is a convertible armature, just I bought the 61 at a thrift shop and it didn't work, and after getting it apart, it had a convertible armature in it. That's what I meant. its clean and its for a convertible. The 61 just had a incorrect replacement that wasn't for it.

I got 1 I don't know much about convertibles, but this armature was in a 61 and doesn't work well in the 61. I got it, its pretty clean. Make me an offer.