The brand new Titan T8000 canister

[dysonman1]

This is the brand new Titan T8000 canister. I was one of the first people to order them from our supplier. I sold the first one about five minutes after unboxing it.

 

[dysonman1]

Is it an instruction manual or a bible? In either case there are way too many pages to read.

 

[dysonman1]

The new power nozzle is wonderful. Feels self propelled. With a huge quick release pedal for the electric wand.

 

[dysonman1]

It's wonderful for people with pets. No full bag of pet hair and (if you wash the container out) no smells.

 

[dysonman1]

The complete Titan T8000. I plan to sell a ton of them. No one but vac shops carries canister vacuums any longer. I love them more than uprights, so I can demonstrate them easily.

 

[dysonman1]

With the motor speed control in the handle, as well as a built-in dusting brush, customers should LOVE this machine.

 

[n0oxy]

titen 8000

Is it bagless? Sounds like it is. What about the hose size? Is it standard or nonstandard?
Mike

 

[fan-of-fans]

Looks like a rebadge of the Kenmore 22614 as far as the canister goes, which design goes back to just before Panasonic sold to Cleva around 2016. But the Kenmore version uses the metal ended hose and regular attachments on a holster on end of hose. And it doesn't come with a floor brush. Whereas this uses the Kenmore Elite style attachments.

The Petpickuptool is called PetPowermate on the Kenmore versions.

Really like that new PN though, looks like an modernized version of the old Hayden/90s Kenmore Whispertones.

If the manual is anything like the Kenmore versions, they tend to be very informative and well-written, layout similar to the 1980s and 90s ones were.

 

[vac-o-matic]

Cole...those were the same things I was thinking! I think you hit the nail spot on!

 

[beagledad]

Interesting. I thought the CT14DX had ended production. But that's the power nozzle they are using. Just with an updated headlight lense.

 

[luxlife]

Let’s refrain from being hyper-critical, shall we?

We ALL KNOW how this industry works: copycats, re-marketing of what works well, rebranding, etc. Let’s just rejoice in yet another reincarnation of a market-proven vacuum concept...

I’d put this machine to test against ANY of the TTI machines without hesitation.

I always LOVED the Kenmore machines while growing up because they didn’t reek of that whole “Convertible in every hall closet, Chevy Nova in every driveway, chicken in every pot” American ideal. Kenmore customers usually thought more of themselves and outside the box: as though they set their sights higher. Naturally, they paid accordingly for what they got, but we’re the ones who are still talking about Kenmore’s golden era in retail appliance history.

 

[luxlife]

It’s a great machine

I’m glad you’re selling it. God only knows how much longer it will be at Sears anyway.

 

[tolivac]

BAGGED canisters for me!The dealer near me carries Sebo and Meile-sells LOTS of each.The shop DOES NOT HAVE the bag less Meile.He wil order one if you want it.

 

[henrydreyfuss]

I have a similar Kenmore version of this machine. It's a very nice bagless canister, my only complaint with it being that the hose is too short. How long is the hose on this vacuum? The upgraded features sound nice!

 

[dysonman1]

The hose on the new Titan is almost 9 feet. You can order just the hose, without the ends, for repairs. I enjoy the fact that all the repair parts are available to me.

I get so many people who refuse to buy vacuums with bags. They see no point in it. We are in the foothills of Missouri after all, people tend to have many pets. My very first sale of this machine (yesterday) was purchased for a lady's "mudroom". That's the only place that her new T8000 is going to clean. However, they live on a farm and bring in all kinds of dirt and mud and grass. I made her swear she would wash the filter every month.