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No, I really didn't know...it just seemed to me like a Kirby would hold more value. Although, In Michigan they seem to rank as the best...at least where Im from in michigan (more rural). Everyone always had great things to say when they saw my Kirbys...and always wanted one. Royal is almost...

Even though Kirby is a high priced vac...Royals are competetively priced with dyson (from what i remember)...why get plastic when you can get time tested durability? And Kirby/Royal often get used interchangably between residential and commercial use. And I don't mean that with just vacuums...

I think the fact that Kirby (and Royal) has not changed the basic principles of the vacuum in YEARS of business should say something about them vs. others.

I just bought a brand new belt lifter and label for my class 3. Ive restored about 3 or 4 of them, but Ive always wondered what makes the clear plastic on them get gouged and melted? I know it has to do with the pulley...but really...it doesnt even touch the plastic? Do people do some wierd...

I used to use one of those, just a lot older. They're quite amazing, and suprisingly quieter than you would think!