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I know of a vacuum store here that has a bunch of belt lifters for Kirby's and I know that they have some for 500 series models.

I'm selling an Electrolux Model R.

I saw one of the green ones at a thrift store here earlier today for $6. It had a few attachments but it was dirty and partly broken. I wanted to by it, but the latch on the back that releases the canister was broken. Congrats on the Bissell Kyle! It looks great!

Does anyone know how to remove the brushes and the hood on a Sears Floor Polisher Model 100? Any help would be appreciated!

You unscrew the colored plate on the front of the machine and then the cord winder is behind it. I think you have to unhook the bag and unscrew the colored plate from the back of the machine though, you can't just pry it off I don't think.

Hey Jdrums0789, thanks for posting the pics! I will send you an e-mail tomorrow!

I agree, they have their machines priced high. I wonder if people actually buy some of the really expensive machines from them.

Sorry, it is a Eureka Cordaway, not a Vanguard. But is has the boxtop bag.

Hillbilly Vac Shop has some rare machines for sale! They have a Dirt Devil Roomate, a Eureka Vanguard, and a Bissell PowerPArtner Upright I think it is? As well as an Electrolux 89. Are the prices the have on those machines any good...

I would be interested in it. Does it have all of the parts to it?

What is a good price for a vintage Westinghouse Handvac? The reason I'm asking this is because I have a lady who is willing to sell one to me and I only have to pay shipping. Shipping for priority mail would be $10.95 she said. Is that a good price?

I have a black de-mother attachment that goes to that Montgomery Wards Canister. It looks just like the gray one in the pic on ebay except mine is black. Did the black de-mother go to the Eureka canister or did it go to the MW?

Bvac, it does have oil ports and I will see if I can oil the bearings. And super sweeper, I will try and post pics as soon as possible.

Okay, thanks for the info bvac! The armature is a little hard to turn manually, so I'm thinking that may be the problem because all of the wires are connected to where they are supposed to be. I'm thinking that when I plug it in and turn it on, it won't do anything because the armature is hard...

O. The vacuum shop I do apprenticeship at sells used vacuums. There's even some old ones in there for sale.

A few weeks ago, I posted a want ad for vintage vacuum cleaners on CL. Igot a call the other day from a guy who said he had a vacuum from the 1920's that I could come take a look at. So, yesterday I went and took a look at it and he let me have it for $10. I took it to the vacuum shop I do...

I actually bought the maroon one.

I just bought a Bravo II from a local vacuum store owner for $3.50. Haven't really used it yet, but I have heard it is a good machine. It is awfully loud though. I come across them sometimes at yard sales and stuff. What What color of bag are you looking for it to have?

Actually, the guy a bought the stuff from had a brand new Tradition Head in the package. I thought about getting it, but then I didn't because I don't have a tradition. He also has a belt lifter to the tradition and some other tradition parts.

There is actually not really any chips or broken blades on the fan. I have this same problem with one of my Convertibles. It sounded like a blender when I got it and the fan was okay on it and then I took it apart and cleaned it all out, then I replaced the fan and it's still a little loud and...