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I have a "blue body" Oreck commercial vacuum I bought from the vac shop here.Looks like I could get one of those "Best Western" Hotel bags and put it on the machine I have.Oreck dealers sell the Blue Body commercial Oreck vacuums.The Oreck I have has the orange 3 pin commercial cord.

The vacuums used on aircraft were usually 208V 3ph 400hz.Look under the seats when you board a passenger plane-you can find the outlets for the vacuums.FAA regs specified no brushed motors were to be used aboard commercial passenger planes.Since these motors ran from 400hz the induction motors...

Don't you wish these vacuums were still made.What kind of disposable bag did this vacuum use?

Data vacuums were often used for pet and animal grooming.

I beleive the grey Royal bags were their commercial ones.The colored bags were household.I have grey bags both dump out and use "B" disposable inner bags.

These sweepers are still available as new.The vac shop here sells them.Restaurants have to use them.Vacuums can't be used.Also movie theaters used the sweepers.They were good for cleanups in between showings.

I can remember when vac shops had these adaptors on their vacuum bag display boards.

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On the Sanitaire type vacuums all I kind find is the Bissel versions.They work just like the vintage Sanitaires.Just green body instead of red.Has the 7A motor.I have one that has a dump bag and 5A motor.

The price gouging is hurting our hobby much like what happened to lamps,fans,and radios.Some folks are willing or dumb enough to pay the outlandish prices-not me!!!

Hard pass here,too.

Still no SEbo vacs like this in my area.The dealer is still checking with Sebo they haven't given him the word when these will be available in Greenville.The wait goes on.

Looks like some future "riding" automated mower.Like the strap that discourages someone from climbing aboard while the scrubber works.Wish in the videos they would CAN the CRAPPY music and have a narrator tell about the machine and how it works.Does it go to its charger station automatically...

I would like to find the brown and a green Bison.The former Bison factory is now home of E1 emergency vehicles-fire trucks and ambulances.

I can be happy with the plug in models.It is low cost-actually cheaper than Oreck and Simplicity-Riccar models.Will see if the Sebo dealer here can get these.He has gotten NO info from Sebo regarding these vacuums.Seems like its a good value.

There was a time sometime ago when Filter Queen and Electrolux offered long hoses for their vacuums.A good vac shop should be able to make a longer hose as well.The vac shop I use can make long custom hoses from central vac hose stock.He gets this in 50-100ft coils.I have helpted him make hoses...

I can vaugely remember running a canister vacuum crevice tool up and down in the ElectricBroom bag with its dust bin removed.Surprizing the amount of stuff in the bag!Used a Filter Queen vacuum.

I remember a demo of this Kiby-the salesman says "you can build a birdhouse with this Kirby and clean up the mess!"The jigsaw could be used on the extension shaft as a portable handheld jigsaw.The tiny foot didin't make a good table when used as a stationary jig-scrollsaw.You had to make a...

Guess this could be considered an early stick vacuum?

GREAT FIND!sTOCK UP ON BRUSHROLLS AND MOTOR BRUSHES WHEN YOU FIND THEM AT VAC SHOPS.fOR THE MOTOR BRUSHES-A GOOD MOTOR SHOP CAN HELP.Sadly TTI has discontinued parts for these.A motor repair shop may be able to help as an alternative source for motor brushes.