An Early Christmas Present 🎁

[phaeton]

Roybi Power Tools

Hello All and Gabriel,
First Gabriel, that is a great looking Singer.
Wow, so your Singer was made by Roybi Motor Porducts Corp of Anderson, South Carolina which is the home of Roybi Power Tools. I really found that interesting.
I believe the basic design of the twin fan was first on the Singer S-1 in roughly 1949. I know Kenmore also used that twin fan design a few years later.
Now if I am wrong about any of this twin fan stuff, please don't let the World come to a complete stop.
I will be right back, I just got to get to Home Depot before they run out of Singer vacuums.
Sorry there's not one twin fan vacuum in that picture and those Hoovers are in front of the Singers and that's just bad.
Thank you for looking,
Pete
P.S. Gabriel, I meant to ask, where is the on/off switch? Is it some how connected to the handle release as it also is labeled with On and Off? I see the High/Low switch.

 

[kirbyclassiciii]

My Own Early Christmas Present...

... in the form of a 1987 Kirby Heritage II (which I initially acquired over four months ago) with a rebuilt Sani Emtor assembly (the basic casting is from a Classic 1CR, that I got just last Friday)!

~Ben

 

[gj3476]

KirbyclassicIII, your heritage II looks interesting with the classic Sami emptor.

 

[gj3476]

Phaeton, yes you’re correct! The on/off switch is connected to the handle release pedal.

 

[kirbyclassiciii]

Gj3476

Gabriel,

Thank you very much!

~Ben

 

[phaeton]

Ryobi

Hello All and Gabriel,
Sorry, my mistake Roybi is wrong and Ryobi is correct.
Gabriel, thank you for the reply. I think should pay more attention when reading and my spelling.
I really think your mom did good in getting you the Singer and it is a really nice vacuum.
Thank you for looking,
Pete

 

[kirbysthebest]

Enola Gay

Was a B-29 Superfortress. She rolled out of assembly here in Wichita. Doc is a restored 29. Doc & Enola were two of the 1,644 29s leaving Wichita during the war. My dad helped build them originally, the welds on the engine pylons more than likely are his. Later he worked in Spokane during the remods for the last of the Korean conflict.



http://www.b-29doc.com/docs-story/

 

[gj3476]

Floor brush arrived today!

 

[gj3476]

And one thing, the tool suction is not extremely strong but it’s not bad at all. Still good.