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hooverhurst
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Grew up with one until 1962. My mother received it for her wedding shower in 1948! It was powerful! She bought a Hoover Convertible model 68, and the Apex went to my father's business.
pr-21
Well-known member
I have a question about the Apex and also the hoovers, like the 28 which had screws to tighten
the bag on. Did they just have to tighten finger tight or do you have to use a wrench to tighten
them?
Sincerely,
PR-21
Bud
the bag on. Did they just have to tighten finger tight or do you have to use a wrench to tighten
them?
Sincerely,
PR-21
Bud
I have the brown version, (maybe a 602? or 603A? I'll have to look later), from Tom Gasko after a trip to the museum about two years ago. It is one of my favorite vintage vacs.
Great brush roll design, really good bag for the time and a powerful motor. Works great on my berber carpet and is fun to use. The many features made it ahead of it's time. Another great product long gone.
Great brush roll design, really good bag for the time and a powerful motor. Works great on my berber carpet and is fun to use. The many features made it ahead of it's time. Another great product long gone.
pinkge
Well-known member
Apex
Charlie,your so right that so many wonderful products are now gone.
Charlie,your so right that so many wonderful products are now gone.
