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alexb1186

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Ferguson/St. Louis, MO
Hey all, I'm an amateur vacuum collector here at Mizzou just getting into this hobby. I've been a vacuum cleaner junkie since I was little and after reading how today's vacuums "aren't like they used to be" and seeing them go for semi big bucks on eBay, I decided to join the bandwagon.

I have 7 Hoovers so far, and my main focus is the vintage Convertibles/Elites/Legacies/Decades/PowerMaxes

Not pictured is a Hoover Convertible, U4519, that belonged to my gram, as it is back home in Ferguson.

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Lastly, along with the U4171, I also found this U4193 in the Salvation Army dumpster. It works fine but I just need a replacement bag spring as the one on it is all stretched outta whack

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Hi Alex Welcome to the club. I am a new member also. Looks like you are starting a nice collestion of vacuums ( Hoovers). Feel free to write backif you like. I have been interested in vacuums for many years and have about 50 units or so . Hope to hear from you Doug
 
Welcome Alex! You have a lot of great looking Hoovers there. I particularly like your Power Max. This is a great hobby and there are a lot of people here with years of experience and knowledge. Let me know if I can help you with any Hoover questions, machines, or parts. Great pictures!!!

--Tom
 
Ah the black PowerMax. I bought one brand new at Costco back in the late 80's or early 90's can't remember exactly. IMHO it's the absolute best vacuum I own for all the major dog hair my two shed, or I brush out, on the carpet. One pass and it's gone each and every time. I like the auto coversion tools, the metal wands, the frangrance dispenser and the electronic motor speed control. The noise it makes is the only downer. Never had a problem with it either in the 17 years. still like new.
 

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