Thats fine on the hose. The bristles on the pn2 brush are too long for a pn1, as well as the roller brush is too wide
My Daily Driver - The Fabulous Electrolux 1205
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universaldave1
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Super J
I got this machine at a flea mall many years ago and decided that it was time to clean it up and enjoy it. So today, I liberated it, gave it a good clean up, and put it to work. The PN-4 worked flawlessly on our shag carpet. I used to have all the attachements, but unfortunately, they were lost in a move 4 years ago. I'd like to get a set of attachments for this lovely machine again someday. I used my new genuine Electrolux EH-4 instead of the original chevron brown woven EH-4 which I do still have. The suction on this machine is absolutely incredible. With a HEPA bag installed and a new non leaky hose, this thing is unstoppable.
I got this machine at a flea mall many years ago and decided that it was time to clean it up and enjoy it. So today, I liberated it, gave it a good clean up, and put it to work. The PN-4 worked flawlessly on our shag carpet. I used to have all the attachements, but unfortunately, they were lost in a move 4 years ago. I'd like to get a set of attachments for this lovely machine again someday. I used my new genuine Electrolux EH-4 instead of the original chevron brown woven EH-4 which I do still have. The suction on this machine is absolutely incredible. With a HEPA bag installed and a new non leaky hose, this thing is unstoppable.
Very nice! Mine is waiting for me to find an armature
universaldave1
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One minor problem with the Super J is that when I bought it, the carry handle had come loose and was taped onto the machine. The same day, I took it to the (now defunct) vacuum store, and the nice man there fixed it for me at no charge. But now, his quick repair is starting to crumble. The more I use this machine, I see more hairline cracks in the plastic. If (when) it breaks, perhaps I'll just super glue it or something.
I have seen many SuperJ top pieces with the handle on ebay.
Since it is easy to remove (and relatively light), it is one of the more common parts from the SuperJ available.
Even one that is rusted would be a candidate, you just need the handle.
The top cover is made of different pieces that screw together.
Since it is easy to remove (and relatively light), it is one of the more common parts from the SuperJ available.
Even one that is rusted would be a candidate, you just need the handle.
The top cover is made of different pieces that screw together.
Nathan Thomas has spare top covers, his number is (806)-400-2999
universaldave1
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Electrolux Diamond Jubilee
I was at an estate sale a few weeks ago, and I scored a Bronze Model G and a Diamond Jubilee with attachments all for $15. I just got through cleaning the Diamond Jubilee, which wasn't all that much fun considering how absolutely filthy it was. I have the PN-5, but it is too far gone. The motor is locked up and the plastic is cracked everywhere. I think I have a spare in the storage unit. I may consider selling this machine. Anyone know a good price for one of these complete?
I was at an estate sale a few weeks ago, and I scored a Bronze Model G and a Diamond Jubilee with attachments all for $15. I just got through cleaning the Diamond Jubilee, which wasn't all that much fun considering how absolutely filthy it was. I have the PN-5, but it is too far gone. The motor is locked up and the plastic is cracked everywhere. I think I have a spare in the storage unit. I may consider selling this machine. Anyone know a good price for one of these complete?
Very nice! here is my Diamond Jubilee
UniversalDave1
Clayton
I saw a Super J top cover in the back room at a vacuum shop that i forgot to grab. Im going there week after next, and if you want it, its yours at the shipping cost
Andy Rousonelos
Clayton
I saw a Super J top cover in the back room at a vacuum shop that i forgot to grab. Im going there week after next, and if you want it, its yours at the shipping cost
Andy Rousonelos
