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Over here just about every shop stocks Henry, and if they don't stock them then they stock Henry bags. Does the US have a machine similar in popularity? Picture of Henry attached below for those unfamiliar. They're just about everywhere over here :p

I doubt they'd ban other brands, that's surely illegal in some form. I do think they'd heavily promote iRobot more

well It's been 32 years, I think whatever wait we have ahead of us is still shorter than what's behind us

What happened to the bagless Elite? I assume terrible performance

Hi guys! I found this on eBay, a rather peculiar Henry with no markings at all. Is this an early example of a cleaning company Numatic? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/354171365007?hash=item527642268f:g:00YAAOSwtCFi1DnW

wow! It's good to hear it'll likely only be temporary then! :p

I'm not sure they'd do their main Henry machines, as they're renowned for quality. But (and correct me if I'm wrong here) the Henry Quick is going to be manufactured overseas. If that's true I can see them producing some parts over there too. Thoughts?

Do you think old vacuums should stay the same as how they rolled off the assembly line, or do you think customization is good? I personally think customization is good, enjoy your machine as much as possible (as long as you're not painting your Model O canary yellow and hot pink :p )

I wouldn't think it does because of the era, but I'd like to double check. Thanks!

Mine's a bottom fill :)

I'm quite new to vintage vacuum stuff so I'm not quite sure :p

I just did this with my 1334A Junior, it works great!

Thanks! :)

Awesome!

I love these answers!

im guessing its just a different model trim.

is that a hotwheels?

What is your favorite brand that still uses old designs? The Workhorse is a good example

and it wont work

Too bad, they're fantastic machines