sheetstyler
Well-known member
About a year ago the guy that owns this baseball practice place ask me if I had a vacuum that would work good to vacuum this place and I pondered about it and I figured a Kirby would do good. The wide head and big bag would make quick work to vacuum this place. I had a Kirby G6 that I had sitting around for a while so I sold him that. A few months go by and it gets abused, the bag gets filled to the brim in a matter of a day. I had to always keep reminding him to change the bag. He then realized he didn't have time to vacuum this big place so I do it now. After using it a few times I realized it needed a new brushroll but then I go to use it one day and the transmission drive and neutral pedal fell out so I guessed it's time for a tune up. Gave it another new bag and belt and brushroll. Fixed the pedal gave the metal a polish. The guy that owns it was amazed how well it came out. After that a few months go by and it just keeps on digging. I used it today and saw it needed a new belt and it is covered in dust now and could be polished again. I tell the guy that owns to just buy cheap arm n hammer bags because filtration is not important in this place. I personally use cloth micron magic bags in all my kirby's. The Kirby also has to have the brushroll cleaned after every time you use it. You start with it clean then you use it and it is covered because of the type of carpeting it is used on. It gets snagged really easy. Also before the Kirby they used a cheap Dirt Devil. Which they never use now. It is buried now in a closet. I think Kirbys are beast and are good in commercial use. Have any of you guys seen a Kirby in commercial use?





















