durango159
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I got a new brush roll for my Eureka Express. The previous brush roll as shown in this photo, is a cheaper model Eureka agitator. Here is the cheaper model. BLEHHHHHH
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durango159
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VGIII
This is a VGIII. Look at those nice blue bristles!! Just a little dust on the brush roll already, that's what the smudge is on the right side. That's ok, that means its cleaning the carpet!!!
This is a VGIII. Look at those nice blue bristles!! Just a little dust on the brush roll already, that's what the smudge is on the right side. That's ok, that means its cleaning the carpet!!!
durango159
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Turn on your headlights!!
durango159
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Anyone have a cord winder??
This is Eureka Express model 8281D, by the way!! I need a new cord winder for this machine. If anyone can help, please let me know!
Original cord winder model number: 14656-3
Possibly replacement to 14656-3 is: 146546-19
Listed on Sears parts website as possible option: 26416-2
I would love further help with this!!
This is Eureka Express model 8281D, by the way!! I need a new cord winder for this machine. If anyone can help, please let me know!
Original cord winder model number: 14656-3
Possibly replacement to 14656-3 is: 146546-19
Listed on Sears parts website as possible option: 26416-2
I would love further help with this!!
vacuumfreeeke
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How did you get it to work? It looks like the belt on the first one is off to the side and the second one is a center belt? I'm so confused!
eurekaprince
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I think that the center groove on the VGIII is deceiving... :0)
Not quite sure why Eureka created a center groove on brushrolls that are powered by a belt on one end for the Belt View condition window. Maybe the design is more economical because it allows them to easily modify it for use in a classic Eureka F&G upright with the belt in the center? The rod in the middle of the sole plate is probably just a guard to prevent rugs from getting swallowed by the nozzle, even though it is in the same off-center position as classic upright belts.
Not quite sure why Eureka created a center groove on brushrolls that are powered by a belt on one end for the Belt View condition window. Maybe the design is more economical because it allows them to easily modify it for use in a classic Eureka F&G upright with the belt in the center? The rod in the middle of the sole plate is probably just a guard to prevent rugs from getting swallowed by the nozzle, even though it is in the same off-center position as classic upright belts.
durango159
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The center groove is strictly for the nozzle housing support. In reality you would not want to run a belt on that. The belt fits on the agitator on the end, just as the other. Eureka brush roll model number E53411-1. It is designed for this power head and used on the Beam Rugmaster power nozzle for central vacuum systems along with some Sweep and Groom power nozzles I believe.
