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Here's an interesting Electrolux Hose I got today, the handle end looks really different, Is it rare?

Maybe I can help Hi, Real 1, This is Nathan, Electrolux-Dude. I have several 1205's, if you are still looking for one. Here's a picture of one that I have, I will be glad to service and clean it and check its motor over to make sure it's in top shape. Let me know if I can help! Sincerely...

Probably can't get parts from Electrolux. They don't stock parts for older machines, my experience is they just "want to sell you a new machine" anytime you walk in there, you can get replacement parts from HESCO. Their website is: www.hescoinc.com. There are other parts supply houses you can...

Depending on the color of your top part of the machine has a lot to do with how old the machine is. Most of the CB's that I've seen are the same color as the Electrolux model 1205, which would be from the late 1960's to early 1970's. As a rule, they came with a power nozzle, and large floor...

It's Pretty much the same scenerio around here, too, lots of baby junk. Any more, I just look for the estate sales. Estate sales quite often have vacuums, and lots of them are vintage, That GE Swivel Top and Electrolux Golden Jubilee both came from estate sales, I paid less than $10.00 for them.

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Here is some pics of this past weekend's estate sale finds, enjoy!

As an avid Electrolux fan, hence the name "Electrolux-Dude", I have used both machines, and have in my collection both models of machines. Personally, IMHO, I think the metal bodied machines have better suction. It seems to me like that machines made after the Silverado have steadily gone...

Hi, Nathaniel, I can help. Loosen those little nuts, loosen them till they are almost near the front of the threads. There are long arms that clip into little slots on the sides of the inside of the vacuum's casing. After loosening the nuts you will be able to push down and slide the arms out...

I am restoring an Aerus/Electrolux 7000 vacuum cleaner that I purchased at a thrift store for $5.00, which includes a hose and Powerhead. The body on the machine is in really good shape, as is the hose and powerhead. Unfortunately the motor in the machine is bad, the motor has the conical...

Hi, Lane, I can help. To get to the bearings, after you have removed the motor from the machine, first remove the fan housings and fans from the motor. The fan housings have 4 long screws on them, usually flat-head screws. Remove these 4 screws, then loosen the big nut in the center of the...

Lux 1205 Hi, This is Nathan, Electrolux-Dude. More than likely your Electrolux needs to be serviced. For Service instructions feel free to e-mail me at: [email protected]. I have worked on many an Electrolux and can give you step by step instructions on how to make it work like new! Hope...

Here's one of my favorites. . . The Electrolux model G, also Lux XXX, LX, Hospital G, and any Compact/Tri-Star.

A Message to Chase Hi, Chase, this is Nathan, Electrolux-Dude, I live in Amarillo, and I personally drove over to the gentleman's house and looked at his Compact. Personally I think he is asking WAY too much for his machine, considering the shape that it is in. Plus, the motor sounded like it...