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Well, I haven't hooked up a cord yet so I do not know if it runs. Honestly, I haven't had a lot of time to do anything with it. I was able to find a bag clip off of something or other to hold that bagger closed but other than that, I haven't had time to even really clean it up, much less replace that cord. From my experience with Kirby's, though, I totally believe the motor to work as I've never ever seen a Kirby that didn't work, and I've personally owned hundreds and I've never had a new one. You know, I just shipped out a Simplicity Synergy and a Sanitaire Precision and I just finished listing a Rainbow E2 and now I have nothing to do but watch a movie and drink some wine. Maybe I'll go through the ComVac tonight.
 
Non removable floor head

Think Kirby did this on their commercial vacuums for durability,ease of use,and reliable-no safety switch for the floor head.The Kirby Comvacs weren't designed to be used with tools-and note no Mini or Sani Emptor.The Comvacs were designed to just clean floors and carpets,nothing else,and do it well.
 
I have that same model and love it. It's very heavy but very cool!!
I bought mine from a Kirby dealer in Oklahoma about 10 years ago. It was a trade in and I got her for $15.00 but sadly it's missing the belt cap.
 
I'm originally from Fort Wayne, too!

Hi lunchboxsean!

I'm originally from Fort Wayne, too! I've since moved around a lot (London, England 2004-2007, then San Francisco 2007-2012, and now Calgary, Canada since Sept. 2012).

My mom had a Kirby Tradition for about 20 years (from when she bought it new through 1998).

You mentioned you have a Tradition? If so, what shape is it in? Does it come by itself, or does it have the tools with it? I would love to have it if you need to leave it behind.

kirbytradition7
 

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