Anyone know what vacuum this hose is for?

[jo]

Found on eBay...they are saying Electrolux but the ends are incorrect for Electrolux.

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/x2MAAOSwPLhfZ5Ne/s-l1600.jpg

Jon

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/x2MAAOSwPLhfZ5Ne/s-l1600.jpg

 

[luxlife]

I thought it was for an Air-Way............

It ALMOST looks like it could be an Air-Way hose color, but the hose seems a little short and the other end is hidden. Your eBay link only opens the homepage and not the page for the actual listing. Also, the one chrome end that is visible doesn't have the suction relief ring that comes on the Air-Way hoses. [this post was last edited: 9/21/2020-17:23]

 

[lesinutah]

It's

The end looks exactly like the early interste engineering company compact. An early compact canister/pig vacuum.

 

[lesinutah]

Edt

I thought I seen the end correctly.
It's an electrolux 1205 hose. Please don't roast me if that's the wrong model number but here is a pic from archives.

 

[luxflairguy]

Looks MORE like an early 60" EUREKA hose!

 

[detroitdirtbag]

Deff diff from this

 

[eurekaprince]

I have to agree with Greg: that’s a Eureka Williams hose from the 1960’s....it’s a very budget canister hose because it does not have a curved handle...probably for one of the low end budget Roto-Matic barrel vacs. American Electrolux had double-stripes on their woven hoses...Eureka always had single stripes.

 

[jo]

Definitely not electrolux

Not Electrolux for sure based on the ends . No locking clips. The blue and white seems to throw people in that direction but I know the Electrolux stuff perfectly. I was trying to help the listing owner to correct the listing as they have it listed as Electrolux.

I was wondering if it’s for an interstate actually.

Jon

 

[marks_here]

Eureka Princess model 500

 

[collector2]

I agree - it does appear to be Eureka but the end that is showing looks like it has been cut off. If you look at the edge of the metal its rough.

 

[dysonman1]

Definitely a Eureka hose. No question. You can remove the curved metal end as well as the machine end from those hoses simply by pulling (with some force) the ends away from the hose - leaving those metal ends on the hose like in the photo.