eurekaprince
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Now there’s a Eureka I have NEVER seen before! Wow! A Eureka Millennium? Thanks for posting!!!
Forgotten Eureka Products
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oldcrankman
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(2004) Eureka Maxima widetrack model 5550.
It's definitely forgotten.
It's definitely forgotten.
evolutionclean1
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Don't forget the overbuilt behemoth...
The Excalibur
I found mine at a garage sale, I think I paid $15? I didn't care how much it was but I knew I had to have it! After servicing both motors, and making custom HEPA bags, it runs fantastic. Seems to clean wonderfully too. It's tall, heavy, and clumsy, but I thoroughly enjoy it. Plus the expensive LED headlights were worth it
Third pic is the power duo, I don't see much about the Mighty Mite II let alone the Christian Klingspor edition... Didn't he design the Excalibur too?
The Excalibur
I found mine at a garage sale, I think I paid $15? I didn't care how much it was but I knew I had to have it! After servicing both motors, and making custom HEPA bags, it runs fantastic. Seems to clean wonderfully too. It's tall, heavy, and clumsy, but I thoroughly enjoy it. Plus the expensive LED headlights were worth it
Third pic is the power duo, I don't see much about the Mighty Mite II let alone the Christian Klingspor edition... Didn't he design the Excalibur too?
amtraksebo1997
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Basically anytime Eureka has tried to get into the deep cleaner market has failed, with such machines being the Dream Machine uprights, Dream Machine Lite, Atlantis, and Atlantis express.
amtraksebo1997
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There's also thing thing.
The Eureka Toolbox Vac. I don't know much about it, but it seems to be a sort of Toolbox with a small built-in vacuum included. Very neat concept, but I can only image how well/practical they were.
The Eureka Toolbox Vac. I don't know much about it, but it seems to be a sort of Toolbox with a small built-in vacuum included. Very neat concept, but I can only image how well/practical they were.
powerstarenergy
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The Eureka Tool Box Vac reminds me of...
This Craftsman Cordless shop vac. I don't think it functions as a toolbox, but the design is similar.
This Craftsman Cordless shop vac. I don't think it functions as a toolbox, but the design is similar.
eurekaprince
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Another "flash in the pan" Eureka that never appears on the internet, let alone in ebay listings: Eureka's clone of Regina's Electrikbroom with the little dirt cup that "empties like an ashtray". Both Hoover and Eureka came out with clones after the patent expired in the 1980's, but Hoover's version seemed to have a longer life-span in stores. Would love to see a pic or video of Eureka's Electrikbroom clone.
rugsucker
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Toolbox
ihavetotryagain
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Reply to #42
There were much more carpet cleaners that they made, but most were just rebadged Dream Machines... It could be possible that these might have improved guts but I dunno, I would love to find one of these Dream Machines in the wild someday, just to see if they're as bad as people say they are, and even then I'd probably still keep it, just because they look absolutely awesome, I like how when you recline it, it exposes this huge ball, probably the motor housing, it's kind of like playing peek-a-boo by yourself, but with a carpet washer instead of your mom/dad.
There were much more carpet cleaners that they made, but most were just rebadged Dream Machines... It could be possible that these might have improved guts but I dunno, I would love to find one of these Dream Machines in the wild someday, just to see if they're as bad as people say they are, and even then I'd probably still keep it, just because they look absolutely awesome, I like how when you recline it, it exposes this huge ball, probably the motor housing, it's kind of like playing peek-a-boo by yourself, but with a carpet washer instead of your mom/dad.
