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ralph hey so what i did was simply pop it out. then melted the plastic tabs back in with a soldering iron

ok omgggg ive been wanting this machine for ever!

.... look at that funky brushroll! best cleaning one ive ever seen. if you take notice to the little metal tool on the underside to the side of the base. that is the belt tool. everything is mint

.... not running

.... side view that shake out bag inflates huge!

..... upclose wards logo

more simply amazing

ok im still in awe that i found this! here is the model tag info. model: 05sp439A serial: ux000068 350 watts. so this is a montgomery wards eureka made machine that i belive is post war. said to be the date is 1956. my oldest eureka. its got a beutiful purple maroon base, handle and a...

ok so here is a eureka made machine looks as if it where badged as a differant company. if anyone can tell me more info about this that would be great! im getting this machine tommarro http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/app/2409296636.html

its ok! :)

thanks ralph!!!!! helped alot

cant i can not get one of those. i have to have this put back together today.

hey all, so i have a d50 that has a shot safety switch. and i need to know how to wire it permanatly on low so i can use it once again. right now its all apart in my shop and i need to know what to do asap so i can get it put together again. does anyone know how to do this?

haha thanks

can i get another................ here she is running

thanks everyone :) to kirbyvac- i did this myself. it was all original parts nix the bag. rebuilt the motor and re surfaced the aluminium with a bench buffer:)

hey..... very nice work! i just posted my d-50 that restored

Well here she is folks. I know like every other collector has one of these but i figured id show mine off :) tell me what you think.

hey ben i got rid of the other one. the first d-50 was needing to much work. this one is perfect

one hell of a serial number! wow