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<blockquote data-quote="rowdy141" data-source="post: 393008" data-attributes="member: 3761">Thanks Dysonman1,That&#039;s the first time I&#039;ve heard this problem described in that way.I think you&#039;re confirming my suspicion that UK machines may not need this mod. because I don&#039;t have that suction issue with the original Tradition set-up.&nbsp; Mine goes like a tornado and sticks so firmly to carpet, that I cannot literally push it along on closer settings (and I&#039;m a 6&#039; &quot;brick-outhouse&quot; guy).&nbsp; Same with my Legend II.I can&#039;t detect much difference between them.&nbsp; These are 240v UK models, permanently on high speed.&nbsp; Is that the reason?&nbsp; Has anyone Stateside tried the original Tradition fill-tube set-up and switched their motor to Hose speed?Anyway, I ordered the larger fill-tube (£15 fron ELI) and I&#039;ll be modifying my Tradition to see how it goes.&nbsp; Open to the idea that this may be an improvement for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rowdy141, post: 393008, member: 3761"] Thanks Dysonman1, That's the first time I've heard this problem described in that way. I think you're confirming my suspicion that UK machines may not need this mod. because I don't have that suction issue with the original Tradition set-up. Mine goes like a tornado and sticks so firmly to carpet, that I cannot literally push it along on closer settings (and I'm a 6' "brick-outhouse" guy). Same with my Legend II. I can't detect much difference between them. These are 240v UK models, permanently on high speed. Is that the reason? Has anyone Stateside tried the original Tradition fill-tube set-up and switched their motor to Hose speed? Anyway, I ordered the larger fill-tube (£15 fron ELI) and I'll be modifying my Tradition to see how it goes. Open to the idea that this may be an improvement for me. [/QUOTE]

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