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Hygiene903 This is a 1919 Regina model M, with a replaced bag that I owned for a short time. While it appears to have a few changes to the Imperial, handle being a main one along with nozzle width, they appear very similar.

Going by image, I sadly have no model number and cannot find the ad again, what is this?

Wait wait this is for the Eureka copy of the Electrikbroom. With the cloth bag above the cup. I do not currently have a pic

It has a Hoover pd control arm I am putting my money on a power drive DAM. Likely the white, square front cover model. Number is escaping me

Possibly the Torrington C too if that is available? Shipping and vac price of course

I will gladly pay shipping for the Elite(the old one) when you find it

Marvin Barcz on YouTube tore one of these apart. Super simple unrefined machines, made in Vilnius Lithuania. Made in a handful of colors for I think about a decade.

Eureka Special(model B) made from Feb 1929-Feb 1934 as a budget model. There were just over 15000 made. Some had a yellow handle. The original bag is gone, but it would have been tan with the older classic Eureka script. It is inspired off a model 9, but the only reused casting piece is the...

Thank you SynViks. I think this made my year. Still a couple small things I need to fix, one of which I need to likely 3d print a head for it. Stuck a Eureka Junior head on for now. Interestingly this uses the same GE type SDA motor as a Torrington B. Literally the exact same, even the steel...

Oh gotcha. The brass screws hold one white wire each. The steel screw holds both black wires, since they are not affected by the switch. Just a way to make rewiring easier - no soldering.

A pic would help, the 543 had two totally different kinds of switches.

It sure is :) I have a bigger #2 model, but it has bad commutator issues and arcs terribly when running.

Wow! I know what *I* would pay for that. I am not sure how many other collectors would be interested in something this old missing pieces, the popular era to collect now seems to be the 60s and 70s. If you ever want to sell I would be extremely interested. Does it run? Looks in decent shape...

The first version also had the old 541 style badge.

Pictures would help. Most of those models had several variations. And Quadraflex isn't a model it is a feature to many models.

If one is careful enough you can disassemble the machine plug end and put a new cord on. Cords for these XXXs with the round prong ends are getting rare and rather expensive for a cord.

I'll admit, it isn't great, but that was a bit harsh.. Last thing we should want is to scare anyone off this site, which is already declining in members in favor of Facebook. Silvermoon49 - Best of luck with your sale.

The current Hoover Convertible belts are trash. Too thick and snap in seconds. I've actually had luck with R&D belts.

Pics would help. Where was it made?