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A while back I was asking for some help from you guys if anybody had any knowledge of this company and I didn't hear anything but also I only had one really bad picture up there so here's the machine complete and I've put seals in it, amazingly a Kirby sentria hose fit right into the slot so...

Hi, Hutch here been a while since I've been on the Forum but just came across this one with my neighbor it's a univac UVM 902 m and I was wondering does anybody have any information as far as what this is and about what year it was made? Definitely looks like it was industrial application and it...

I've had this machine for about a year-and-a-half, I got the motor freed up and spinning but it does need a rebuild, it does need a new cord but the original cord is there I used the cord off of a Kirby to power it up. The bag is period correct but it is not the original bag. The original Twist...

I've had this machine for about a year-and-a-half, I got the motor freed up and spinning but it does need a rebuild, it does need a new cord but the original cord is there I used the cord off of a Kirby to power it up. The bag is period correct but it is not the original bag. The original Twist...

Just posted this please check it out it needs a new home. https://www.vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREADM.cgi?42833_

I've had this machine for about a year-and-a-half, I got the motor freed up and spinning but it does need a rebuild, it does need a new cord but the original cord is there I used the cord off of a Kirby to power it up. The bag is period correct but it is not the original bag. The original Twist...

Last year I had asked a few you guys here for some questions on some vacuums at I had picked up and started to go through and clean up. I've had them for a while and I think it's time for them to move on so the first one I am going to put up here and see if it goes is that 1925 Scott Fitzer it's...

After I polished it up I couldn't take it anymore ,so today I broke out the old sewing machine and made a bag for the Franz Premier. I think it makes it look complete hate to see it sitting there like a skeleton.

Well, after all the comments before I decided to take some of the advice and use the old metal lathe and cut a new axle seems to fit perfect. Then I went down and found some Wheels they work. The height is exactly where it needs to be for a bare floor which is fine I don't really plan on using...

After doing the Westinghouse I just got the bug and just had to move on to this other machine. But what I found was really cool the handle actually has the switch where you rotate the knob on the back of it I didn't realize that when I first picked it up and this one runs very well very smooth...

Well I decided to polish up the Westinghouse and get it running runs fine Motors Nice & Smooth bags in great shape still can't find any info on it maybe with it looking better someone can recognize what year it is.

This one got me stumped this was in with the old Scott fitzer and I've looked online and I can find absolutely no information on early Westinghouse vacuums anybody have any ideas here's a good picture of the tag and the Machine. It has the original bag and it's in really good shape but it's not...

I found this one at the same time as the vacuette haven't seen anything quite with this name on it and I'm not quite sure about the patent date but it does look pretty early there was also an early Westinghouse in there but I don't have the pictures of that yet. If anyone is familiar with this...

Just curious if anybody out there can give me an idea of what a 1925 Scott fitzer is worth. I came across this one the other day and I'm not too sure what to do with it seems the only thing missing are the front wheels. Pictures are included hopefully they come through. Hutch