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Matt, I actually didn't take one of the underside (and its bagged up in the attic now), but the brushroll is new. The compromise was a grey cradle. 

That explains it then!     I don't suppose you happen to know anything about MVP and OOP programming? 

Can I ask what platform you run this forum on? I never saw anything like it. 

We had our shop bill for three months the other day.    £2200     The formula works like this: two girls ÷ shop + heat [needed] x British winter = £

There is a lot to be said for the DC04. The DC33 - years later - is running on many of the same parts anyway. That says a lot.  I like DC07's but they do have their cyclone problems. On the DC14, they went back to filter in the top of the cyclone and they have more in common with the DC04...

Last one here...... I got anal towards the end even seeking out early script new tools from our boxes. It isn't perfect, but I am pretty pleased with the end result.

Brand new parts included: Motor, brushroll, bumper, bin and insert, cable protector and stretch protector, the rest was the best of the last couple of dozen machines we broke for spares.

Well, we finally finished the DC01, I thought I would share a few pics with you guys.

I have no experience of Sebo. Again, I merely suggested what *I* would do based on the OP.    You seem to have a bee in your bonnet about something. Forums were for the exchange of views last I looked, not to train everyone to sing from the same sheet. Calm down fella. 

madabouthoovers, I don't think your continual questions are relevant to the topic, so I wont respond to them here. Feel free to send me an email if you have burning off topic questions. 

Quote: there is more to life than just Dyson   Indeed. Nice ladies, nice cars, juicy steaks and bottles of Chablis spring to mind. However, I simply commented what *I* would do. You are free to comment what *you* would do. 

Strong info chaps - thanks!    My wife was convinced it was for doing curtains. 

<div style="margin-top: 44px;"> <p style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Quote: Coming from Gorton - you must realise that people aint made of money</p> </div>   Our location is of little relevance FWIW. We sell very little locally. But I agree that the area our shop is in is an economic wasteland. 

I'd stick with the DC14 and find out why it isn't performing as well as it once did.     We can have any Dyson in the range as we sell them, but my wife still loves our DC14. 

Keith,    We have a Dyson shop as many here know. We sell recon machines. No need to spend £300. We do a re-manufactured DC07 with a year guarantee that we have <span style="text-decoration: underline;">never had a single one back</span> of (also have parts to do a lime green DC04 that is...

We heard from a guy at Dyson that Roomba overtook them with the technology and they were not able to compete back then.    Now would be different though. I agree Dyson should release one, then we could sell our Roomba at home! 

I suppose I should know this. But I don't..........   We got a pile of new [old] Dyson stuff in recently, and this was among it:   The colour suggests pre-DC07. The wheels suggests it is designed for floor use.    But from what model? With what specific purpose?    A photo of the...

What will you take for it off eBay delivered? If its right money I'll have it.    Shoot me an email if you prefer.    By the way, that warranty you speak of isn't transferable. 

<blockquote>p.s i'v got nearly every dc01 pars new ydk motors new cyclones old logos and new logos new tools all grey and purple and new wheels and new bins some dysons up the loft</blockquote> I'll take the lot at a fair price if that is the case and you don't need them.

Here are some DC04's in our shop.