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Kirby 562 model tag

Kirby 562 bag top trim

Kirby 562 from above

Kirby 562 handlegrip

Kirby 562 bumper scuffs

Kirby 562 emptor side

Kirby 562 switch side

Kirby 562 back

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Model 562 full height

Kirby 562 front nozzle 1

Steve~ I'll drop you an email shortly! Thanks for your interest my email: [email protected]

Hey all~ Just dropped some photos into Flickr of a rare-ish Kirby Heritage from my collection. Everybody likes pics--so happy browsing. If interested in having it, contact me for info. I've a sale amount in mind but happy to hear offers. REALLY need to move at least 5-6 of my machines. I'm...

$2??????? THAT is brilliant luck. For ANY Kirby, really. I've heard of people paying upwards of $100 just for the white cord for a 562. Always so jealous of people who score great stuff for practically no money....

Hi, Oh, I don't feel horrible about any amount I've ever spent on a Kirby...I love them. I bought this one in '98 or '99 from people who knew exactly what they had so I couldn't really haggle! It's all original excepting for the bag. In my ebay sale listing, I've put all the important info...

There are so few pics of this model around, thought I'd share. I listed this machine for sale tonight (you know where...)! If any of you decide to go and look for it there, just be kind about the comments. I really don't know what these are technically "worth"...which is why there's an offer...

No need to drill anything or remove any rivets to get the plate/roller out. Just remove nozzle from front of machine. Turn belt lifter so tension is off the belt (belt should be loose/slack). Turn assembly upside down and pry the rollerplate free. Roller can be removed at this point--gently...

sfcoronet--I've a few photos here of Dual Sanitronic 80 accessories box and most (not all) of the attachments. I'm missing a green hose. Thought you'd like to see what you'd want to hunt down for your machine http://vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/00ShowCollectionGETD.cgi?dir=/COLLECTIONS/FUNCTIONALART/

Agree quite a bit with BrianKirbyClass re; Classic Omega. Despite the fake wood trim (it is growing on me, though), it just LOOKS expensive, purposeful and BUILT! I've got a mint/unused 1974 model--it just looks and sounds stellar. These things were "the business" when they were new. I like...

Curious if any of you Kirby collectors might be willing to discuss working out a way for me to acquire the following bits. I always hunt ebay, haven't turned these up yet: For my D80: (1) Original green Dual Sanitronic 80 Hose For my 562: (1) Model 562-specific "Sanitronic" bag top Trim...