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Did some digging and found this pic of the Sunbeam Turbo Brush

I know Preco made their air driven nozzles for a lot of different machines during that era but I dont know when they first came out. My 1960 Lewyt 120 has one (it was an option) as does my 1964 Singer C7 Power Master (also an option). The 1958 and 1959 Singer ads show the preco nozzle in them...

Email me - [email protected]. I'll see if I can find it tomorrow and get some pictures. See if it will serve your purpose then we can go from there. Doug

I think I have a parts machine in the shed but it would have a 220volt motor. I had it shipped from England. (I'm in Canada0

link Sorry - forgot to post the link on the main posting. https://www.ebay.ca/itm/174657393754?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Hey Guys - I listed this on ebay last night so thought I would let you all know. This is an AP100 made in 1974 with a PN5 Power Nozzle. The motor sounds good. There are a few small scratches and marks on the body but nothing serious. The cord has been replaced. The hose has a slight leak but...

It should have parts like this

Look again - it is a GE Swivel top but they have put a different hose and an electrolux rug nozzle on it.

Hey Guys. Anybody have any spare Lewyt parts? I just got another of the machines from the 1966 Lewyt Fashionables series. This one is the model 2186 (blue). I need to find the wands for it yet. I also have the model 2372 (green) but I need to find most of the parts for it, including the...

We have them at the store in Moose Jaw

Actually the metal base machine without the power nozzle connection was just the first version that Fairfax put out. That is a larger base than normal though (which was an optional piece) The dolly that the machine rolls around on is removable. I have the slightly later version which still...

Hey Charles: Surprisingly there was a Goblin Minor. But it didnt come out till 1959-61

Walter Covered Most of it - The Major was made from 1933 - 39 or 40 (when ever the factory switched over for war production) Yours would be the second version of it. This is the first version (from my collection) with all the parts. After the war they changed to the T2 for commercial use.

Hey Guys. I've had this machine for quite a while but no parts with it. I am trying to figure out what the parts looked like that were for it so I can try to find them. Only clue I have is it says that the outlet was for the optional SPN-100 power nozzle (lol and I don't even know what that...

LOL I was the Electrolux Service Manager (and trainer for the division) for 10 years.

The rivit isnt crimped so you dont have to grind it off. All you do is use a screwdriver or a small punch on the brush roll side to push it out then a flat screwdriver on the other side to completely remove it. Replace it just by pushing it into place.

Growing up in the 70s my parents initially looked at it as just a strange obsession that would eventually pass. (They did even buy me a toy vacuum for Christmas). What really changed their attitude toward it though was when Stan Kann started his show on the Television here. Suddenly the...

I agree - it does appear to be Eureka but the end that is showing looks like it has been cut off. If you look at the edge of the metal its rough.

And While we are on the subject of the Trimline Machines here are the ones I have. Viking D151, Viking D175, Coronado V222, Coronado V233, Regina V207. Anyone have any other versions to share??

Hey Everyone: I just had to do some searching for a guy that contacted me looking for bags for his Regina Trimline from the 1960s so I thought I would share the results. If anyone has one of these machines and needs bags the Eureka CN2 bags will work. I had to put the bag into the machine...