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<blockquote data-quote="jo" data-source="post: 441449" data-attributes="member: 4735">Electrolux PN-2 or L shaped modelsI’ve used all the Electrolux/Aerus power nozzle styles and I like them all because of the geared belt keeps them going on any style carpet snd they are t so incredibly strong so as to pull up an area rug into it as many others. The geared belt helps prevent burning the belt from stalling on certain types of carpet&nbsp; which I found with the older Eureka ones. The PN-2 is my favorite.&nbsp; The PN-4a I didn’t like as well. The PN-1 is ok but I have several and found some issues with them more so than the PN-2 or PN-4a’s.&nbsp; The L shaped do a good job and have nice airflow but can be large in tighter spaces. Used a Panasonic power nozzle some years ago from a canister that I picked up and was dying. It had&nbsp; a reversing brush roll motor controlled by the neck. It knew if you were pushing or pulling it and would reverse the Brush direction. It was unique and gave a very self propelled feeling to it.&nbsp;&nbsp; It was a bit jerky though as it also would shut off between directions and changing from push and pull and that I wasn’t a fan of but it wasn’t that big of a deal once you got used to the feeling. But certainly something unique I had never seen before.Jon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jo, post: 441449, member: 4735"] [b]Electrolux PN-2 or L shaped models[/b] I’ve used all the Electrolux/Aerus power nozzle styles and I like them all because of the geared belt keeps them going on any style carpet snd they are t so incredibly strong so as to pull up an area rug into it as many others. The geared belt helps prevent burning the belt from stalling on certain types of carpet which I found with the older Eureka ones. The PN-2 is my favorite. The PN-4a I didn’t like as well. The PN-1 is ok but I have several and found some issues with them more so than the PN-2 or PN-4a’s. The L shaped do a good job and have nice airflow but can be large in tighter spaces. Used a Panasonic power nozzle some years ago from a canister that I picked up and was dying. It had a reversing brush roll motor controlled by the neck. It knew if you were pushing or pulling it and would reverse the Brush direction. It was unique and gave a very self propelled feeling to it. It was a bit jerky though as it also would shut off between directions and changing from push and pull and that I wasn’t a fan of but it wasn’t that big of a deal once you got used to the feeling. But certainly something unique I had never seen before. Jon [/QUOTE]

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