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Hello James, I am well, hope your ok? Nilfisk just have too much competition these days! Cheers, Walter.

new eco henry during the late eighties/early nineties henry's were fitted with a similar nozzle to the wessel werk, except that a little wheel was fitted at each end of the nozzle opening which worked very well with the single speed 1000w motors. At long last numatic have perfected the henry...

To my fellow Club Member Hoover Pundits over the pond: Should there be a spacer/washer between the base of the armature shaft collar and the top of the lower sleeve bearing (MOTOR side, not fan side) and if so what would the spec/size of the said spacer be; would anyone have a spare that I...

I have Hello Mark Anthony, Yes, I have complete sprayer but, there is a crack in the 'hose to attachment/sprayer part'; I think its ok. All I want is the cost of postage. If you are interested, email me. Regards, Walter.

Hello Mark Anthony, I am fairly sure I have a spare sprayer in rose red...i'll check tonight. Regards, Walter.

,,,,,,,for a 'COSMIC' stick type cleaner {of dutch manufacturer?} Can anybody help? Regards.

......shop/museum, Heanor, Derbyshire, 24/04/14. At last I was able to visit. I spent an enjoyable afternoon as James not only demonstrated his extensive knowledge of modern types/ makes of vacuum cleaner and the cleaner repair business of the present. He also gave me the opportunity to...

Hello Tim, Welcome indeed, you'll find the club both informative and friendly. Regards, Walter (Shropshire)

Z65 with metal exhaust/ filter holder assemblY .......1960 until circa 1964? I can actually remember the later model with the plastic cream coloured rear assembly being demonstrated in the electricity board showroom in Glasgow...that would have been around 1965/6? Regards, Walter.

Hello Chris, Where did you leave the message as I have not received an email? Regards, Walter.

502 bumper screws Joe, If Chris doesn't want it you can certainly have it for say £2 as I'm sure it wasn't much more plus postage. Sorry, but there are no screws. Regards, Walter.

yes its still in the box ...........I have been away with my work and I have just checked in the box...I new I would not have disposed of it!!

lux 502 furniture guard. Chris, I'm pretty sure I have a brand new genuine one amongst my lux boxes. Its yours for the cost of the postage! I'll check over the weekend and confirm that it still exists: I remember being allowed to rumage through the old lux spares drawer at a cleaner/washer...

Does anybody have for sale or require a good home for: original flex for the pine and Swedish green constellation; the wire on my model is far to short!! Regards, Walter.

Hello Folks, Does anyone have one for sale: the type that would fit the bill is the sort that was fitted to the lux 330:- 3 point bayonet connector (white plastic); hose handle (white grip) with vertical slide suction control with rear dual dusting tool clip (again white plastic). Tapered...

that very .........model X was located just about 15 miles away from where I live, mine is mint compared to that one! I have around 10 , 'Electrolux News' (Luton) mags all bought from the same seller was the niece of a one time lux rep.

looks more like .......the Luton built model x (10) but without the carrying strap. The Lady, typical looking post-war british housewife, probably did use the upholstery nozzle for most of her cleaning as the X was 190 watts and was fitted with one fan; it was really a lower powered model VI...

Great haul!!! Hello Gareth, The 'hose coupling to machine suction end' on the 32 is unusual, how does it work, do you have the hose? I have never seen this model before, I imagine its quite rare; a bit like our UK built Z18? The 'croc finish covered' cleaner does not appear to have the usual...

Hello Tommy, Great pics, How I would love a pliable all metal hose for my Lux V! The motor 'cowling' on the VI does seem quite big I wonder if that suggests that it is a two fan motor, would it be fitted with sleeve or ball race bearings? Perhaps Mike might know? Tommy, Mike, Do either of...

there's nothing like .......holding a 'chalky white' 'bedding-in' stick against the commutator and seeing a modest and even sparking is occuring, then you know the refurb is complete!