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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beerad
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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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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?
