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I debated a while to respond I'm actually embarrassed to say this, but the 105 has a plain wood handle. I have two that have the same plain Jane sticks. My 543 has a grip on the wood handle.

105 bumper replacement possibility I have two 105's with marginal bumpers. That ribbed design is so close to what you would find on an automotive serpentine belt (the belt that drives the alternator / power steering / A/C compressor.

If you can't find any takers, I'd be happy to take it off your hands for free.

That's not a 5460 The 5460 has a smaller housing that are formed around the brush profile. I suppose you could call that "mickey mouse ears". I don't have spare brushes for your model. I've seen your type of brushes listed on Ebay from time to time.

Sherlock Holmes I'd bet that you can figure out what it was used for by the contents of the inside of the bag. If it was an eraser cleaner, it'll be full of chalk dust.

Does your machine have the hexagonal shafts or the round one? If you have the hex shafts, I might have a spare hard floor set. I know that I don't have the carpet brushes.

Off topic for vacuums but I just have to share this I belong to a "german brand" motorcycle forum. A guy is trying to sell an 11 year old bike with 85,000 miles. He wants top money. His bike is not selling. He's mad because "nobody understands that having 85,000 miles is fine for this...

Feedback from friends "Antique" = my grandmother had it in the attic and it wouldn't sell at her estate sale. "Vintage" = my mother had it and wouldn't sell at her rummage sale. "Collectible" = please somebody take this junk off my hands. "Rare" = this was so bad that most were thrown away...

It's the box The original Health Mor box MUST be worth at least $200.00

Rare Vintage Antique Collectible Hoover Senior I am looking for a perfect condition Hoover Senior, or Model O. I am willing to pay up to $100.00 USD for the right one.

Can anyone define "rare"? (alternative "super rare") Can anyone define "collectible" Can anyone define "vintage" I am so tired of searching antique (defined as at least 50 years old) vacuum cleaners with wildly over optimistic statements of uniqueness.

A stain by any other name Stain removers often have a specific task. The enzyme "pet" stain remover works well on organic contamination and odors. Those types of cleaners won't work on petroleum based stains. They also don't help out colored stains such as coffee or juice. You can get stain...

ITS MORE IMPRESSIVE IF YOU USE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS It's been stored in a sauna for the past 5 years. Yuck.

I really should not be interested Okay. I'll bite. Do you have some pictures? Price?

A wee bit optimistic on the price Craigslist offerings are $50-$75 complete, some with extra tools.

Wow So cool. I gotta see those next year!

That's a crime Wow. $101 shipping? I hate when sellers do that.

Which one Are you looking for lost children or a lost vacuum? :)

Commerical applications Windsor VSP14 14" vacuums have a 40' cord. Advance Spectrum 15D has a 15" path and 50' cord. In a 300,000 sq ft college, an extra 10' of cord is a godsend. Wider nozzles are nice, but can get in the way if there are a lot of tight spots / cubicles.

Options Recently, I had to find carbon brushes for a voltage regulator in a car. Replacing the alternator would have been about $200. I found an old fashioned electric motor repair shop and got an education on carbon brushes. They needed to know if the application was for an AC or DC motor...