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That scheduled price drop scheme I've seen at the Habitat in Gainseville FLA when I lived there. It's an interesting idea. I bought a few things with that discount and if you come in on Wednesday they give you an additional discount for being over a certain age. The savings add up.

I'm sure we'd all be interested in hearing the story of how you have all these retro vacuums NEW in boxes. When you list them you'll no doubt have a good reception. Please keep us posted.

I remember the Hoover CVs from like the late 80s or 90s. They had the wire reinforced hose and the same handle as my Dimension 1000 from the 80s had. Also the same Quadraflex power nozzle.

Have you checked ebay?

So the Sentria went from $1.99 to $99 and you're expecting it will drop to $50? Is this a Goodwill? Did you try out either? Have you thought of maybe taking a financial management class so you don't fall victim to splurging? It can be a rewarding class.

It looks like you got a good deal. I'm sure it will clean up beautifully.

Is this your vacuum?

1. The hose and pn should easily go together with no problems. 2. I would check just to make sure that the hose recommended will fit your Henry. I believe they all have the same inlet attachment on the body, but I don't know all the models. I'm sure someone else could tell you more. 3. do...

Bag phone This thing was awkward. You had this black bag with heavy stuff in it. There was the base, there was the hand set and the cord it attached to the base with, then you pulled out the corded antennae, opened your window and stuck the antennae on your roof with a suction cup (or...

#19 Second picture of the Motorola was my first official cel phone in 1997. I remember getting it at a Radio Shack store because my new boyfriend had a celphone already. lol. I was amazed that it only cost me about $29.95 up front but of course I had the infamous 24 month contract. I forget...

One should avoid anything with a flat belt. You'll be changing belts every 6 months. They also tend to shred rubber dust and make a mess inside the pn.

Yes, if you got the Henry electric hose Blackheart suggested and the powernozzle kit I suggested. That's all you'd need and you wouldn't have to install anything just snap the new parts together and you should be ready to vacuum up all those dog hairs.

Nice collection You need some Canvacs, unless you're not a canister person. I used to collect just the canisters.

$15 is a good price for all that. Good luck in selling it.

Toli my neighbor. What are you going to do with the HID? Have you seen the new LED lights perfect for a shop? Screws into a standard utility fixtures, probably doesn't make any buzzing noise, is efficient and doesn't give off much heat. They are bright and don't loose light as they get...

Is this like the Bissel Crosswave?

The only other thing I can think you'd need is possibly a button lock for the end of your hose wand. Does yours have a button to hold the wands in place? If not you'll need to get a button lock, then carefully measure, drill a hole, and slide the button into place.

kit EBK360 This includes the wand and cord. All you'd need is a cord from the wand end back to the plug on the back. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Wessel-Werk-EBK-360-Power-Nozzle-with-Integrated-Wand-for-Central-Vacuum-Systems/294056238133?epid=771452433&hash=item44771e1c35:g:FK8AAOSwZo5fT6lV

It's doubtful you'd want a power nozzle with one long cord. Nor would you find anything like that. You'd want something that you could unplug at the wand so you can use other attachments. You need to decide what pn your going to use. Wessel-werks is my recommendation. Essentially you'll...

Official Henry pns are rare in their home country of the UK and even more rare here in the US. If you intend to add a pn you'd have to be creative. Go with a quality pn and then decide how you're going to power it. Are you going to simply run a cord along the hose? That would work. You're...