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. Hmm, never saw one that looked like that before: http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/hsh/5899493225.html

. Well this is gonna take at about twice as long as i thought. I got most of the way through disassembling the cyclone but may need to purchase a longer star tool to finish. Also the hose end is being difficult...don't want to damage it so i backed off, for tonight at least, on that. As you can...

. There is no switch for the direction of "drive". My hope is the machine was miss wired and a quick swaping around of a couple of wires will sort it out. I was originally thinking to simply flip the brush roll the opposite way around as it is a uniform design, but the wires are custom cut for...

. Singer Silver Powermaster Vacuum Cleaner going for a song...get on it! http://www.shopgoodwill.com/auctions/Singer-Vintage-Silver-Powermaster-Vacuum-Cleaner-35606732.html

. Nice machine, smart bag choice! Powr-Flites is the all too often overlooked red-headed-step-child of the Tacony vac family. My wide load Sanitaire is red and has been apart for years. You just reminded me i need to add it to my list of FINALLY-FINISH-IT vacuums. I want to modify the color...

. Well it's been awhile since i posted a vacuum fix-up, but as i was looking over my vac hoard i saw a Dyson i forgot i had picked up somewhere. And, as i recall, EVERYBODY HERE ON VL LOVES DYSON. So without further ado... What we got here is one nasty vac. Brush roller was tight, filter caked...

. I should mention, i was never sent a replacement "brush roll assembly", they sent a replacement vacuum. It is identical to the one on my work bench, and if need be i will use it as a guide...but the disassembly is so off-putting i would rather not.

. Well it's taken 3 years but i finally decided to try and get this sorted. After sitting along with 10 other half or fully disassembled vac projects i cleaned off the work bench and decided to first see if i could even get it back together...after the little amount of taking it apart i did way...

. Great idea! Vacuum stores can repair and donate their suitable trade-in vacs, and probably score a small tax deduction in the process....win win. http://https//www.vdta.com/Magazines/MAY16/Barnhardt_FC_May_16.html

. Brilliant! So many cool vintage vacs lack a power outlet or were equipped with mediocre power heads...I have Filter Queens, Silver Kings, and a Crome dome Rainbow, that can now clean without compromise. This Volt is a must for those of us who like to keep our gear on the job. I'm busy with...

. He sold a decent amount, check this link some of his completed sales. Hoovers and Eurekas in all their NIB glory. A Guardsman in the box fetched $400, giddy up! http://www.ebay.com/sch/brpgto/m.html?_nkw&_armrs=1&_ipg&_from&LH_Complete=1&rt=nc&_trksid=p2046732.m1684

. Enjoyed this, thanks for posting.

. Go for it! NOS is the final frontier. NIB saves the cleaning hassle and storage issues of our hobby. I think I have bought from this company. Use a credit card (not debit) and you should be fine. That Sanitaire 670 is vey nice, I have one that I have converted to use the far superior ST top...

. Nice work, thanks for posting!

. Beautiful vacuum, glad it is out of the basement and into the light of day.

. I saw this vacuum on Craigslist and realized I had never seen a Sanyo upright before and thought to post it.

. Like i said: http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/classic-cars/hot-rod-vacuum-with-a-blown-hemi/ar-AAgCRLC?li=BBnb4R5

. Vintagevaclover I think it was one of the last Concept I models produced. I love Concepts and buy them pretty much whenever they turn up. I started vac collecting a few years ago and i have noticed how great vacs like these are fewer and futher between each year. Concerning the Concept I...

. Cool. I think you made a good choice. You can easily buy 5 vacuums for $90/each, or even 10 vacuums for $45/each, and still not end up with something you really want to use. If that's where you are at, you saved yourself a lot of trouble.

. I suggest, to someone, Château Electrolux...more cozy sounding.