ok, all done
Ok, I have found places for my 4 new vacuums, Tom, I love the fairfax, the sound of it reminds me of the very first wet dry vac we ever had when I was growing up, and I can drive my power nozzles with it too, since I have a lot of hard floors, I like to use my Centec CT10 nozzle to polish them, and the Fairfax works great with it, also love the Compact C6, that Ametek motor is one of the best sounding canister motors ever, no wonder so many manufacturers used it, it was a great sounding motor which worked very well. The Simplicity Gusto is also very nice, love the Wow floor tool that comes with it, I can see why so many people think that's such a great tool. As old as the Airway is, it still works great, that G.E. motor works very well. I actually ordered an electric hose for the compact, so once I get that I will be able to use power nozzles on that machine as well. My Fairfax is sitting in the closet right next to Henry, hopefully Henry does not mind another vacuum similar to him being there. It was a great convention for sure, I think for us collectors, it's just like being a kid at Christmas when we were young, we love the treasures that we take home with us, at both of the conventions I have been to, I came away with some wonderful vacuums at very good prices. Tom, do you think I would like the later Tristar models such as a CXL or DXL? There were a few vacuums that stood out for me this year at the museum too, there was a very nice Compact from 1976, looked similar to the one I have but a more powerful motor. And there was a very awesome airway that I got to play with, again, I don't know which model, but I bet Tom could figure it out. I think it had wheels, it had a pigtail hose and a power nozzle, and it was not the G.E. motor or even the Ametek motor that I am so fond of, it was more powerful, actually sounded similar to that 1976 compact. The time definitely went by too fast, let's definitely do it again next year.
Mike