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That is a shame! Thanks anyways though. I guess I'll have to go the the store in Bethany next time I'm that direction.

I'm actually up in Bartlesville! I looked on the dealer search on the Aerus website, and it said the nearest was in Bethany! Thank you for the tip!

Fixing up my mother's Electrolux, took it apart, and lo and behold, the black housing around the motor had a bunch of little cracks in it. Looked around on eBay and the like, and couldn't find one. Figured I'd check if someone on here has a spare they'd be willing to part with. My nearest Aerus...

I am a Cade! Quite literally, that's my name... I'm another one who has had this hobby since I was very young, pretty much since I could walk. The first vacuum I remember being fascinated by is my great-grandmother's TriStar DXL. Yes, I said IS...she's 93 now, I'm 16, and she still uses it...

@compuvac Oh trust me, I never would——just got thinking about possibilities. Wet rated or not, you can always modify a machine. That doesn't mean you should though. We all know curiosity killed the cat!

That upright looks like a cordless Oreck Elevate.

I believe you are correct. Shop-vac brand filters should fit. Providesd it attaches by a large plastic screw plate, it should fit.

You probably could Doesn't look that hard to turn an HF6 into a WF6, as long as you have a 3d printer... I doubt you could find any parts for this machine anywhere, outside of maybe a thrift store in Europe, or calling Lindhaus directly. I think older HF6's had the same pre motor filter setup...

Can you shine a flashlight through the PN elbow? If not you probably have a clog. Take something long and dull and push it through the opening and see if anything comes out. Does the wand end have good suction as well? Electrolux PN's are super easy to take apart, just a few screws and you're...

I came across a picture online of this weird, water filter Lindhaus HF6, called the WF6. Has anyone ever come across one of these? If so, how well do they work? There's only two pictures I could find, so it must be pretty rare.

They wouldn't need to The Amway Cleartrak is currently produced in Michigan by a company known as WMJ Refurbish as the Workhorse Cyclonic. They even use all of the same tooling Amway used to! Here's the website for the Workhorse: https://cleartrak.com/

That's interesting I've heard that from a lot of dealers who only sell their vacuums, in fact, the only people I've heard say good things about working with Miele are those who sell their major appliances as well. I've noticed kind of a trend Miele has, where they make massive innovation but...

No, they haven't changed hands... They are still jointly owned by the Miele and Zinkann families, as they have been for the last 123 years. Though, quality has seemed to falter in newer machines. Miele has been making vacuums in China for decades and they've been superb, so I'm not too...

Pretty cool, Still ludicrous, provided it isn't a scam... I just want to know how they think it'll ever sell, real or not...

A dream come true! Proving the dependability of an old "Lux"! My Great-grandmother's Olympia is still going strong! Keep them maintained and you should have another 10-20 good years with them. Which one do you think cleans best?

Hi, Richard. I tried to look around for a way to find the values and thought this might work. Hopefully this helps. https://www.utmel.com/tools/smd-resistor-code-calculator?id=33

Ok, I found an old thread... This link is for an old thread that goes over the history of early Sebo's starting with the 350 (The original Versamatic that Bisonian is referring to.) and the 360 Electronic. Known over here in the states as the Windsor Versamatic. This is an excerpt from Sebo's...

Ok, thank you! That pic is exactly what I needed! I'll try it tomorrow. @texaskirbyguy. Thanks for the advice! You've been a great help. @ben. Looks like I don't need the bearing plate after all. Thanks for the bearing part number though! The screws, strangely enough, weren't rusty... Y'all...

Here's the pics/I've think that may be right @texaskirbyguy. It's still a little dirty, (I took it apart a few minutes ago!). Looking at it closely, I don't believe it's riveted. @Les. It has an 1/8" "lip" (That's the best I can describe it.) on the motor side of the bearing. That lip appears...

Ok, that's good to know! What makes the bag system on the tank unique, and what was included in the set of attachments?