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<blockquote data-quote="maytag142c" data-source="post: 461226" data-attributes="member: 5705">I won’t answer a bunch of questions on the SRX nozzle so I’ll leave you with this…The nozzle that orig came with the SRX had a lot of issues. I have had to warranty a bunch of brush rolls due to the design and the hair getting into the bearings which caused housing issues due to melting.The handle release was a joke and therefore was changed back to stepping on the head that everyone was used to who owned a rainbow.&nbsp; The air vent was useless too, the machine is underpowered for what it is and adding a vent to the nozzle only made it worse. And the light bars. We’ve had to warranty a lot of the light bars on the new SRX power head. Honestly I’m glad they went back to the E2 design. It was a far better nozzle with better performance and less issues. Maybe they will come out with something else but in the meantime this is a fantastic solution.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="maytag142c, post: 461226, member: 5705"] I won’t answer a bunch of questions on the SRX nozzle so I’ll leave you with this… The nozzle that orig came with the SRX had a lot of issues. I have had to warranty a bunch of brush rolls due to the design and the hair getting into the bearings which caused housing issues due to melting. The handle release was a joke and therefore was changed back to stepping on the head that everyone was used to who owned a rainbow. The air vent was useless too, the machine is underpowered for what it is and adding a vent to the nozzle only made it worse. And the light bars. We’ve had to warranty a lot of the light bars on the new SRX power head. Honestly I’m glad they went back to the E2 design. It was a far better nozzle with better performance and less issues. Maybe they will come out with something else but in the meantime this is a fantastic solution. [/QUOTE]

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