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myvacsrock
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love the 1400 series eureka!!
VERY nice!
VERY nice!
electrolux-dude
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Electrolux CB
Hi, Lee--I like that Lux CB, I've got about 4 or 5 of those dudes! If you should ever need help or tips working on those let me know and I'll e-mail you instructions on how to work on those. They are really powerful machines!
Hi, Lee--I like that Lux CB, I've got about 4 or 5 of those dudes! If you should ever need help or tips working on those let me know and I'll e-mail you instructions on how to work on those. They are really powerful machines!
charles~richard
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Lux CB
Doesn't the CB have the same motor as the 1205? I always assumed they were not all that powerful because of the motor size, and because of the large cloth bag and longer hose.
Doesn't the CB have the same motor as the 1205? I always assumed they were not all that powerful because of the motor size, and because of the large cloth bag and longer hose.
electrolux-dude
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Lux CB
Hi, Charles-The Early CB's have a 1205 motor. Most of the ones that I have, all have Super-J style motors in them, they have the same armature and brushes that Super-J's have, the ones with the bigger motors really have lots of power! I have about 4 or 5 of the 1205 colored top CB's, and they all have the Super-J motor in them, I also have a CB 2000, the Grey Plastic one, it has a Silverado-Style motor in it.
Hi, Charles-The Early CB's have a 1205 motor. Most of the ones that I have, all have Super-J style motors in them, they have the same armature and brushes that Super-J's have, the ones with the bigger motors really have lots of power! I have about 4 or 5 of the 1205 colored top CB's, and they all have the Super-J motor in them, I also have a CB 2000, the Grey Plastic one, it has a Silverado-Style motor in it.
If the teal model CBs had a "Super J" motor that means that the Super J was not the first to use it--is that correct? Or does it mean that the teal CBs continued being made through much of the Super J run? The 1973 1205 and 1976 Super J instruction manuals have the same CB photo which appears to be the original, shorter motor housing instead of the later taller motor housing.
Someone posted a photo of a gold CB with a white exhaust cover, so I know the teal color was discontinued at some point during the Super J era; but I've always taken for granted that it was at least in 1976.
Someone posted a photo of a gold CB with a white exhaust cover, so I know the teal color was discontinued at some point during the Super J era; but I've always taken for granted that it was at least in 1976.
