fantomfan57
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Can anyone tell me what vacuum cleaner this hose belongs to?
Hose Identity
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rugsucker
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Hoover upright-
-mid 50s such as Mo 63.A quality,easy to use,long lasting hose.
-mid 50s such as Mo 63.A quality,easy to use,long lasting hose.
gregvacs28
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My guess is GE or Lewyt but Jimmy would probably know better on this.
fantomfan57
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Thanks,
I Googled the Hoover 63 which lead me right back to Vacuumland where the hose is pictured with the set of attachments.
I think I have a set of these in gray. I don't however, have a hoover 63.
Does anyone have a picture of how/where this hose hooked up to the vacuum?
I Googled the Hoover 63 which lead me right back to Vacuumland where the hose is pictured with the set of attachments.
I think I have a set of these in gray. I don't however, have a hoover 63.
Does anyone have a picture of how/where this hose hooked up to the vacuum?
gregvacs28
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So are you looking to buy the vacuum just to have it for the hose to attach to something?
Where did you get this random hose from?
Where did you get this random hose from?
fantomfan57
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Good question...
I came across the attachments at an old vac.shop and wanted the tool caddy, that is how I ended up with that. Ebay was the hose. I thought it may be for another vacuum or I could adapt it.
After looking at the vacuum on here, felt a spark of interest in it. But don't know now.
I came across the attachments at an old vac.shop and wanted the tool caddy, that is how I ended up with that. Ebay was the hose. I thought it may be for another vacuum or I could adapt it.
After looking at the vacuum on here, felt a spark of interest in it. But don't know now.
bikerray
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Here's photos of two of the pages from the 63 manual
