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https://www.centralvacuumstores.com/central-vacuum/installation-kits-and-components/inlets/8281  Style 2 is what they looked like with Electrolux on the door

No, Harley!  I tired of the bullshit that continues on and one from members like this!  It's like a dare to prove them right when all they want to do is argue.  I haven't time for that.  What's the point in their continuing?  For the fun?  Truth or dare anyone?

Trootos! What are you trying to say?  Do tell us!

Hans part Two Les!  What are you talking about?  This posting seems to be poorly structured.  The point?

O.K.  DO IT!  Stop posting about it and DO IT!   What do you think we've all been talking about?  Have YOU EVER BOUGHT A HEPA BAG and tried yourself?  Or all you just wasting out time on VL?   This is a tired subject!   I DARE you to take the test yourself!  

Love my Numatics! I have both a James (under a year old) and an older Henry.  He's maybe 15 years old.  Henry does have a PN outlet and I've created my own cord and plug and use a Wessel Werk EBK 340L PN that I've ripped the rubber strip out of so it pushed easier.  Otherwise it's a variety of...

IECompactfann aka Antione! YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE POSTING ON MULTIPLE NAMES ON Vacuumland! You are being reported to the Webmaster!!!

Hey guys! Thank you all for HIJACKING this posting! What was the topic Les? Oh! It was attaching the hose to the machine!! Not about your bearing questions! Be respectful of other posters and their questions! Greg Bushman

With a lot of steps! First you make sure to un-plug the machine and turn it over onto it's side or completely over. You un-snap the belt cover and put it aside. Make surer you know where you put it! You then fit the hose adapter onto the fan opening making sure you fit it in right! You then...

STUNNING! (Would love to see some tools and hoses!)

Here it is! 364 Cedar Drive, Lynden, WA 98264

https://www.zillow.com/homes/1474420_rb/?mmlb=g,50 Great pic of 1976 Filtex unit from house listing in Lynden, WA. Here are the specs: Twin cyclone TC-600 115/110 AC 21.5 amps 110" vacuum 235 CFM bag capacity: 44 qts weight: 73 lbs! A great example of QUALTY!!

Les!! HEY! There is no place for your remarks or rudeness here! Go to your room! I've reported this to our Administrator. Greg

60's "fit all" attachment That's a 60's style "fit all" carpet nozzle, commonly used as the carpet nozzle with older Vacuflo central systems. Was an decent replacement for many brands carpet tools. Hope this helps!

I think what Les was trying to say is that there is both a bare floor tool AND a carpet tool as well as the PN. The carpet tool is identical to one of the versions of the ever popular US model XXX nozzle. If I am correct, the PN on this machine has 3 different brush roll heights adjustable on...

Pics would help!

Mike! Don't run a-foul of your landlord or management company on this! Check with them first! Greg

Les! I don't understand what you're saying. You say "Pig" . Are you refering to the NSS Pig machines versus Compact/Tristar etc... Pls explain. Greg

Blackheart! Explain why!

Thanks for the answer! Fair enough! Greg