I am not a collector, but I have had a fascinating whole house cleaner (made by The United Electric Company of Ohio)that came with my 100+ year old house when I bought it over a decade ago. I am considering selling it on Ebay or Craigslist. Is that the best way to sell it? And is there a market for TUEC? Or should I just sell the metal for scrap? I will take a picture if I hear that it might be of interest to anyone.
TUEC Whole House Vacuum For Sale
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Rebecca
I would like to see a picture of the unit if you don't care to take one. I've been thinking about getting a central vac for my work bench and I LOVE antiques, so that would be right up my alley. You can email it to me at vacman1980@gmail.com if you don't care. Thanks!
Steve
I would like to see a picture of the unit if you don't care to take one. I've been thinking about getting a central vac for my work bench and I LOVE antiques, so that would be right up my alley. You can email it to me at vacman1980@gmail.com if you don't care. Thanks!
Steve
rugsucker
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Pictures please
Once again we see that nothing is really new as your 100 yr old house could have had modern type heating,bathrooms,kitchen,lighting,etc and a central vac.Do any attachments(or possible storage box)remain,hose or hose ends,outlets(maybe round brass),switches(maybe one on each floor)??Pictures would help.There were actually many models and sizes.Sounds like a good restoration project for someone.
Once again we see that nothing is really new as your 100 yr old house could have had modern type heating,bathrooms,kitchen,lighting,etc and a central vac.Do any attachments(or possible storage box)remain,hose or hose ends,outlets(maybe round brass),switches(maybe one on each floor)??Pictures would help.There were actually many models and sizes.Sounds like a good restoration project for someone.
kirbykid
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must see pictures
collector2
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I'm wondering if you have the attachments too. I have a 1912 TUEC but no parts so I would like to see what they were like.
