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Other Converters, continued For Model 115, the little brown apartment sized or junior cleaner. The shorter converter accepts only the bayonet type hose-end. The longer one can accept either the bayonet, umbrella latch or button-on-hose type hose-end!

Other Converters, continued The flip-side

A Study in Converters for other Hoovers - in Reverse Chronol The straight brown one is original to models: 60, 61, 27 and 28. The brown converter with the 90° bend is from a model 62 The blue one is from a 63. Any of these three will fit any of these models: 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 634, 27, 28...

150 Converter, continued Detail of converter "feeler" roller that is attached to the automatic nozzle lifter actuator and the bail spring . . .

150 Converter, continued Fully inserted with cover plate removed . . .

150 Converter, continued Partially inserted with cover plate removed . . .

150 Converter, continued Fully inserted, viewed from underneath . . .

150 Converter, continued Fully inserted, viewed from above. . .

INSERTION and the Consequences Thereof - Let This be a Lesso The converter port. . .

Converters continued The other side . . .

Now an Essay on Hose Converters The 150 converter - side 1

More motor pics Another view

Bag Full Indicator Demo, continued You can see a "rib" of the bellows inside the indicator in this shot.

While the hood is off . . . Here's the motor!

Bag Full Indicator Demo, continued Detail of the air tube from the bag to the indicator -

Bag Full Indicator Demo, continued Another view -

Bag Full Indicator Demo, continued Showing that red dot!

Bag Full Indicator Demo, continued Now we remove the hood to show the bag-full indicator mechanism.

Bag Full Indicator Demo, continued Here, the motor is running and I am pinching off the bag near the base, forcing air into the bellows of the indicator thereby causing it to move the red dot into view.

Bag Full Indicator Demo Here the motor is running and the empty bag is unobstructed.