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Iam interested in a tool caddy for the D2. Please Get ahold of me. Brian Winslow E-Mail [email protected] Thank you!

Id have to say the ugliest i think are the pink flesh colored, or salmon colored ones from the 60s,to mid 70s. Not very pretty. But then, beauty is in they eye of the beer holder,,,err, beyholder!

There is an episode of Laverne and Shirley where one of them is using, or has just used a Regina square cannister, with the buttons on top of the cannister. Its one of the earlier episodes when they lived in the downstairs apt. I think the episode centers around them not being able to get to...

Yes it should fit. I cant say WILL DEFINATLY FIT because i cant see the hose coupling,,but it SHOULD fit.

Ben, do you know this "Mike" person that lives in the same town as you? Or IS this Mike you also? If yes, you do realize you are answering questions that you asked yourself? Or if not, have you met this Mike person? You must be thrilled another collector lives in your same town? Kinda...

WOW very nice collection. All cleaned up too. Thanks for sharing!

Yep,,that proves it! I once asked an old old Electrolux salesman who had been selling at least 50 years, what was meant by Electrolux "DELUXE" vacuum cleaner. He said the "Deluxe" means WITH POWER NOZZLE. Evidently left over term from the days of the Model A/E and forward where the PN was an...

UUUGG! I could kick myself. I receintly saw one in VERY good condition near a dumpster at a Senior Apartment center, with a bunch of other stuff. An elderly lady had passed, and the family was throwing out what was left after they took what they wanted, evidently. The machine had the book...

Thank you for the replys!

What exactly is the little red back and fourth switch on the top of the older Compact (Eureka made) PNs supposed to do? It says "Power Selector" and has Hi,Norm, and Low pile settings, but when taking off the back cover to change the belt today, i noticed that it really dosent do anything,,at...

LOL Yes Wacuum! One of my Uncle's married a lady from Germany, brought her back to the States, (German war bride from WW2) and her accent was VERY strong and English very broken. She called it a WACUUM CLINKA!

We had a neighbor lady once when i was a kid who couldnt say any words with the letter S in them , and would always put a T in its place. Very poor English, i know, but i think she had a speach inpediment, and was mentally off a little. Poor thing. Anyway,she always called her vacuum a...

No, not that i ever knew of Ben. I never used it in my shop because the clipper blade is too slow for me. Yes, it cuts the hair,,but a professional regular electric clipper blade cuts the hair much faster, better and easier. The Kirby clipper is bulky and noisy. But, all in all, is OK. Would...

Remember that the Polish-Aire works on the EXHAUST, or BLOWER END of the machine,,NOT the suction end. Be sure your using in on the correct mode!

Wow Kenkart, that is a beauty! That is one of my dream machines. If you ever want to sell it, please let me know. I think the Electrolux Model G is Electrolux at its finest. Epecially when used with a PN5 or higher. The PN1 was OK, but just dosent dig into thick or deeper napped carpets...

Beautiful job! Id have to say the Golden J is my favorite Electrolux, but i prefer the L shaped PN. THATS the machine i grew up with tho. Or at least from about age 11 on. My Grandma bought a new Golden J in the Spring of 1976 from the Electrolux Salesman out of LaCrosse WI. I still have...

Thanks for the pics and all Tom! I want to visit the museum again someday soon,,loved every minute spent there. Thanks again for all you do,Brian W.

BTW, My Aunt's Oreck 4000 looked EXACLY like the one pictured above, except the cover was a light blue instead of dark.

Orecklover, back in 1973, an Aunt and Uncle of mine built a new large home with a fully finished basement,,all with wall to wall thick looped shag carpet upstairs, downstairs and the stairs themselves! I was 8 yrs old at the time. The house they sold before moving into the new house had...

Thank you Paul!