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The reducer 2.5-1.5. attach hose and power nozzle.
There is a power supply cord wired to the power switch on the vacuum power switch? Then it's pigtailed off with power nozzle wires and pigtails to power nozzle.
The vacuum power switch turns on vacuum and power nozzle?
Thanks for the pics really cool setup.
Les
 
Got it

I did watch the video again.
I have the wire setup almost done. I need to either solder wires to pig tail or attach a pigtail onto end of the power cord.
I've not attached to shop vac yet. I have pics of testing making sure it would work. It does.
Thanks
Les

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Yes

I connected everything and turned it on. It sounded like a beast. I'm going to use it this weekend. I just have it setup. I'd use or on all the pet hair. The whole social distancing I have to vacuum on weekend upstairs. I'll post pics Saturday hopefully in action.
Les
 
Puta new bag in my monster shopvac , i also use it whit tyhe big diameter hose makes cleaning my big basement abreeze . The bag was not full full but had become damp didnt wipe my thank good i8 guess and hada hole but boy can she suck the paint off the wall even whita 24 foot hose ! . LOVE IT

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Yes

The bag makes a difference. I have projects I was unaware of. I get to take down the ceiling fan fix the loose power wire and reinstall. I went and picked up a peddal boat that I drove about an hour and a half to get.
I have a few other things too.
I'm thinking about changing my setup for shop vac like your setup. I want to use different power heads. I can also use small nozzle for pet hair.
Nice setup and with 24' hose.
Les
 
Very cool setups guys. Les, I see you used a Kenmore/Cleva PN on your setup.

I have a Kenmore Cleanmore carpet cleaner/wet dry vac from estate sale. Later they sold a power nozzle for them, so I got one off eBay. It has a long grounded power cord which straps to the hose and plugs into the outlet for the pump and then you set the pump switch to high to turn on the PN or off to shut off the brush.

Like most shop vac style vacuums it has good airflow so it cleans carpets well. The power nozzle does not have a height adjustment of any sort that I can tell but it does have a headlight.
 
Wow

I didn't think I asked you to show me. I asked him for his setup.
You have a shop vac and a power nozzle. You can convert with minimal amount of money. I'm not going to spend over $300 for a numatic Henry when the setup here is just as good if not better power and performance wise.
I'm glad you instead of me realized this hasn't been done before. I appreciate the feedback. Is there anything else you would like to add.
Thanks for answering my request on the setup.
Fan of fans it is a Kenmore power nozzle. I don't have any other parts to match. I got a good deal on eBay for it. Its pretty powerful. The switch setup sounds pretty good if I have a spare longer cord that may be a solution.
Thanks
Les
If I blocked someone how are there posts now visible?
 
Here's pictures of my PN and setup. Sorry for the messy picture of the setup, I didn't take the solution tubing off before taking the picture. Of course you wouldn't use the solution spray with the dry power nozzle. LOL

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I remember buying that Clean-more carpet cleaner NEW from Sears around 1986-7 but I didn't have the power nozzle.

It looks really nice and wide. The flat belt however.....might cause slippage.

I hope it's not over the top loud like the wet power nozzle they made. I did try one of those and it was OUCH WAY TOO Loud.
I took it back and they stopped making it shortly after that.
 
Hi Greg,

This dry power nozzle came along later in the early 90s, when they added a disposable bag to these cleaners. I think any shop vac liner should fit. This light gray/blue and then a white/green which matched the final white/green Cleanmore that was discontinued after 1995 when the turtle shaped cleaners replaced them in '96.

My machine just has a cloth filter, but I plan to make a covering for it with a HEPA bag, since there is no way to fit a bag on these 80s models.

I don't have the Spraymate attachment, but I'd like to get one in the matching colors. All I have is the floor cleaning tool, but I'd like the upholstery tool as well as the squeegee and other vacuuming attachments. But any 1-1/4" tools will fit.
 
Cole

I managed to score the blue one of those Kenmores NIB and have used it quite a bit since i got it, love the color of yours!!! how do you like the nozzle?
 
Cole

The Kenmore power nozzle looks like a regular power nozzle. There is 2 differences. The first is it's 3 prong on instead of 2. The 3 prong keeps the ground in case it gets wet. The second is the plastic insulation box for the motor.
Les
 
Question

Is this the wands with power cord I would need for the Kenmore power nozzle?
Thanks
Les

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Have a few hoses, compact, rainbow, filter queen generic hose I could run a electrical cord full length of the hose.
Les
 
Les, yes it's the same Ryobi-made PN used on Singer and some Kenmore canisters, except with the differences you mention.
 

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