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Well I’m not really a Dyson fan, but I absolutely love the quirks of the dc07. I just bought one at a good price in descent condition. I am going to automatically replace the filters, any other suggestions? I was going to order the clutch but I think I’ll see if it needs one. The dc07 seems to be one of Dyson’s most reliable designs, does anyone know what motor they used, it seems like they used a quality one?
 
I'd check the internal hose, I've seen those commonly tear out (I even had to replace mine as well). These used two different types of motors here in the US, the most common one is Panasonic and the one I don't see too often is YDK.
 
Once I saw one at a pawn shop with the following problems: bad belt, bad brushroll, worn out soleplate, split main and lower hose, bad bearings, bad filters, a missing u tube and it had been used on water. Apparently they paid $60 for it, they wanted $150.
 
Well I’ll make a condensed comment on all your replies. I never would have thought that they have a Panasonic motor, they’ve proven reliable. I purchased it from eBay for $65, and told the seller to pack very well, as they can be brittle. I examined the pictures carefully, my uncle still uses one, and I knew what it should have. I was definitely not going to pay over $200 for the others on eBay. I did prefer the lower hose, as it affects the contact with the floor. I was going to buy the clutch and brush roll, but I’ll see if it needs it. The main hose can easily be sourced. I’m also covered on base blades, eBay has several for sale. I just hope it arrives in one piece, I’ve been lucky so far, we’ll just see. I absolutely love the quirky sound that the cyclones make on the dc07, it finishes a strange but good looking vacuum off. My grandmother’s stowaway motor head had an electrical problem (8 years ago) and my uncle brought over his dc07. I cleaned all three thousand square feet with that dc07 and really liked it. My uncle’s dc07 is from 2004 and I guarantee it never got serviced, it’s still running strong.
 
Well I’ll make a condensed comment on all your replies. I never would have thought that they have a Panasonic motor, they’ve proven reliable. I purchased it from eBay for $65, and told the seller to pack very well, as they can be brittle. I examined the pictures carefully, my uncle still uses one, and I knew what it should have. I was definitely not going to pay over $200 for the others on eBay. I did prefer the lower hose, as it affects the contact with the floor. I was going to buy the clutch and brush roll, but I’ll see if it needs it. The main hose can easily be sourced. I’m also covered on base blades, eBay has several for sale. I just hope it arrives in one piece, I’ve been lucky so far, we’ll just see. I absolutely love the quirky sound that the cyclones make on the dc07, it finishes a strange but good looking vacuum off. My grandmother’s stowaway motor head had an electrical problem (8 years ago) and my uncle brought over his dc07. I cleaned all three thousand square feet with that dc07 and really liked it. My uncle’s dc07 is from 2004 and I guarantee it never got serviced, it’s still running strong.
From what I have seen a lot of 120 volt Dysons have Panasonic motors and 240 volt Dysons have YDK motors. Not 100% but that is the trend.
 
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