beerad
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My free vacuum . I disassembled the whole vacuum and gave it a spa day.
My Panasonic Jet-flo MC-881
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Bottom of Panamatic Power Nozzel
With metal brush roller.
With metal brush roller.
beerad
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Top of Power Nozzel
I like the "Panamatic"
I like the "Panamatic"
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Jet Flo.....
Nice score Brad. Looks like it enjoyed it's spa day! Any Jet Flo I've used has always had incredible suction. What year do you think yours is?
Guy
Nice score Brad. Looks like it enjoyed it's spa day! Any Jet Flo I've used has always had incredible suction. What year do you think yours is?
Guy
durango159
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VERY NICE!!!
What a gorgeous find. Those Panasonics look so nice. I've seen a youtube video of an older style Jet-Flo but your machine may even be a little more rare and precious of a find over that. Congratulations, and especially free, definitely can't beat that price.
Your restoration looks fantastic. I would love to do a test spin some day on a similar machine.
What a gorgeous find. Those Panasonics look so nice. I've seen a youtube video of an older style Jet-Flo but your machine may even be a little more rare and precious of a find over that. Congratulations, and especially free, definitely can't beat that price.
Your restoration looks fantastic. I would love to do a test spin some day on a similar machine.
beerad
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The year of the. Jet Flo
It was made in 1981 ! Makes it 31 years old..omg.
It seems to be all original and yes it had very strong suction.
Considering the age it is in very good condition .
It just needed a good spa day , and a tune up .
It was made in 1981 ! Makes it 31 years old..omg.
It seems to be all original and yes it had very strong suction.
Considering the age it is in very good condition .
It just needed a good spa day , and a tune up .
abcvacplacentia
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What makes this canister a "Jet Flo?"
I found this old thread and I was wondering what makes this canister a Jet Flo? I'm familiar with the Jet Flo concept for Panasonic's clean-air uprights that they marketed at the same time. But, is there anything unique about this canister and it's "Jet Flo" technology? Or, was it just a marketing label so Panasonic could market both types of machines under the same family concept?
I found this old thread and I was wondering what makes this canister a Jet Flo? I'm familiar with the Jet Flo concept for Panasonic's clean-air uprights that they marketed at the same time. But, is there anything unique about this canister and it's "Jet Flo" technology? Or, was it just a marketing label so Panasonic could market both types of machines under the same family concept?
