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Sorry - this isn't the greatest picture but it give an idea of the Eureka line

Its either a model 200 or model 220 - The instruction book mentions both but doesn't say what the differences are other than that the 210 was the delux model with a manual cord reel. It should have 2 large rear wheels like my model 210 pictured below. They were made in 1961

Yep that is often all it takes. These machines, unlike the new ones, were made to be repaired LOL.

I'm curious as to what pins are on the connection to the motor - European or North American? As for the voltage. I can't say for certain about Sweden but a number of European countries (France and England included) had 110 V in a few areas before stuff was standardized at 220V. It could have...

The lime green wand was a replacement wand for the 89 made around 1973. The original 89 wand would have been dark green.

I have to agree with Gary. I'm Canadian too and have never seen anything like it. Very unusual.

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/174317171250

There should be old light switches on the wall by each outlet that were used to turn on the vacuum as well.

Hi everyone: Just to begin with the link for my website in the first posting is out of date. Here is the new link: http://smithcollection.altervista.org/ Electrolux Canada Ltd. Was started in 1932 and, from what I can tell, originally had more ties to the Swedish company than Electrolux USA...

If anyone is interested I have a complete Electrolux AP280 (1982) up for sale on ebay. https://www.ebay.com/itm/174304437201?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Hey Guys: I've listed a 1982 Electrolux E2000 vacuum and matching Electrolux B50 Shampooer on ebay. These were the 50th anniversary models for Electrolux Canada https://www.ebay.ca/itm/174257247080?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649...

Hi Gary: Nice. Yours is more complete than the one I have then (Mine has a replacement hose). Glad you like the web page. Feel free to give me a yell if you need any info. Doug

Hi Gary The Electrolux model 62 was made from 1957-59. If I remember correctly it was their first machine to have the option of disposable paper bags. From the picture it appears to be pretty much complete. The only thing I don't see is the small nozzle and instruction book.

Does anyone have a spare adapter plate for the 170? I have the hose for mine but no plate to hook it up. (I have the dusting brush too but got it after this picture was taken)

I find it interesting that the plugs shown in the patent drawings are the molded plugs used on the Canadian Electrolux 20 and 50 series machines.

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WOW - great job on the 3D printing. LOL don't suppose I could talk you into sending me the file so I could get someone here to print one for mine? :)

Something like this?

Hey Jordan: Nice machine. I have one of the Tuec 170's from 1912 in my collection. LOL same problem as yours too - the cap for the outlet on the machine is missing and so are the parts. Incidentally I am in Moose Jaw, Sk so not all that far North West of you. Doug

Hi Garry: Nope Switson never made any Electrolux's. They had their own factories. Hi Tom: Nope have never seen that one. Hi Jimmy: I have a picture of a Satelite but no idea what the model number was. Hi Brian: Sounds like one I have seen but no clue what the model was on that one either