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This model has the bail mount power switch

Wanted a Hoover Convertible for a Daily Runner and did not want to use any of my vintage convertibles. Did some ebaying and found this commerical model.

The neat thing is this machine is still made in the US.

And it's even "Green" that is it uses less power to clean, note the symbol in the upper left corner of the box.

The underside shot, same agitator design from the 80's to 90's.

The unit comes with a 31ft. Double Insulated Cord that wraps around the extended top and bottom hook on the back.

I forgot how well these clean, this out cleaned the Windtunnel 2 Bagged. Cat hair was picked up in one pass on the black area rugs.

I was shopping online the other day at the Home Depot and came across this and could not hold my self back from buying one. Not a bad price either $109.99 plus tax and shipping.

The Dyson DC14 that I had did not groom the plush carpet in the family room like a Hoover Does! Went back to the Hoover!!!!

It is very sad to see all of the 65 Factory Stores to close, these were the only place you could all always get those hard to find Hoover Parts, and the parts were usually in stock. I recently got a new nozzle for my steam vac wide path, since I was stupid and picked it with with wet hands and...

The curved wand is from a vintage 5-piece power seal converter kit for a Hoover Convertible. It was the first version of the front conversion attachment set from a U4901 5-Piece Tool Set.

I was chosen at random based on a Hoover Windtunnel I had registered for warranty. I was sent via e-mail a link to a survey and based on the survey was selected to be a part of testing the new Platinum Vacuum Line.

The Slimline, Portable, and Portapower all used the same motor that the DAM did! Not sure if the connie used the same motor or not?

Here is another shot of the windtunnel powernozzle on the Cordless Stick Vac

Checked the Windtunnel Powernozzle for the first time today, no cat hair stuck to the beater brush found a few long threads and removed them. So far this Cordless Stick Vac is pretty impressive! No loose of power as the battery drains and has awesome suction and brushing power!

Cannot forget the DAM when you think of the metal base cleaners!!!

My 1020 and U4003

Lastly the Slimline hiding in a crowd of portables

Still trying to find a Slimline Model S3033-030, I remember seeing these are Airway (Now Target) around 1978 to early 1982.