Air-Way Upright Manual--LOOK!!

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Back cover, and we're done! Enjoy!

~~K~~

 

[crevicetool]

Wow! That was a lot of work Kyle!

Thanks for the book. It's really detailed and involved. I'd like to see one of those Air-Ways in person!

 

[dualsanitronic]

Kewl!Thanks! BTW,no wonder it was called an Airway ,and with aviation symbols to boot.
Tuck this in,grease that there.
It's high maintenance was like running a private plane,LOL!
Great vacuum,though!

 

[vacuumkid3]

Well, it was a lot of work...but after all, it's not everyday you can see a color scan of an Air-Way manual!

Say, Rick...we are talking about a South-Eastern mini-meet...but more on that later!

Well, it isn't too high maintenance...after all...how many people would have actually read the instruction manual anyways?

It's a neat one!

~~K~~

 

[hygiene903]

Thanks for Posting, Kyle

The book is both informative and well-illustrated. I've seen a few of these Airways before, but never saw one running. Amazing how versatile they were.
Jeff

 

[swingette]

How long has it been...

...since you've RENEWED the air under your rugs??

very cool manual. makes me want an Air-Way!