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Wow that looks great and not a bad price. Those are hard to come by I wish I had one.

I don't know if I have anything you want but what are you looking for?

How much do you want for the kenmore?

It's probably one of the wires on the safety switch. I put on a new safety switch on my classicIII and did not noticed when putting it back on one of the wires pop off, I found out quick that it came off.

That is a great set of kirbys you have!! I love the early Kirbys but they are to come by at a great deal.

If you want power do the eureka, they have a lot of suction and stick to the floor. If you want hart ace and disappointment do the halo, I had my fair share of bad circuit boards, busted bulbs, and melted brush rolls.

My first vacuum was a dirt devil "upright" with the edge clean selector I got for Christmas 1990

My boss told me that his dad used an old Kirby trade In as a water pump to pump out water from his next-door neighbor aboveground swimming pool. I think the way the fan was designed as long as the fan Was turning water will be deflected away from the bearing but if the fan stops while pumping...

It always feels good saving a great classic like that.

What I do is lay the Kirby facing the ceiling and spray a little bit of WD40 around the emptor and give it a minute and then try to twist it off.

You are the luckiest person in the world!!! Great find, I wish I was that lucky.

My autocorrect messed up, my friend Dean at DNP Motors & Parts was able to find the hose coupler for my pig.

This is another little guy I picked up with the pig, it's a Nilfisk GS80 that came from New Hampshire, from the wat it looks it lost a fight against a flood because all the filter were bad and the lower tank is severely corroded and it also did not run but that was because the pressure switch in...

Thanks to my friend Dean at DMP Motors he was able to find me the hose coupler for my pig at a good price, it should be here in a couple of days.

I sell and work with new and used red and blue line Sanitaires, which is nice, but there is nothing like a good old fashion metal base Eureka. At work I specialize in vintage vacuums and here in El Paso people still use very old vacuums everyday so I see a few metal base Eurekas.

Thanks for the responce i feel very welcomed. I live in northeast at top of sun valley. I wish I knew it's vintage but I want to think it's from 1989. I remember the first itme I seen a pig I was 6 years old and I couldn't stop looking at it and I haven't seen one scence, I've been wanting one...

I found this eureka 2048 A at the flea market and it was in poor shape, it had the original vinyl outer bag that was torn to shreds and the brush roll was locked up and the whole hood and base was severely scuffed up. After some TLC, new bag, and a new cord it's been working flawless for 9...

I'm excited to finally find a place to share my favorite vacuums with people that have the same interest. As you can tell I'm new so I'm still trying to figure out how to post pictures right side up. This is my new NSS, I just got it in the mail and I'm so happy now I have one that works...

If you havent found a PIG yet look under industrial vacuums on eBay, you just might get lucky someone did not list it as an NSS.