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<div class="_1mf _1mj" data-offset-key="99tee-0-0">Here's a somewhat unusual Electrolux Model E that I haven't had out in a while. I saw it down in the workshop today and thought to bring it up to give it go around the house.</div>
I think it's a late model inasmuch as many of its features are that of the E-Automatic that came after it, or else it's one that an Electrolux salesman custom upgraded to close a sale.
• Vinyl woven hose instead of cloth.
• Chrome machine-end coupler instead of hammertone.
• Suction regulator valve on hose handle.
• Swing-open cord winder (This one is hard-wired into the machine. I've also seen some with a short female plug coming out of the machine that the cord winder plug connects to.)
• Combination floor tool has a spring-loaded connector neck instead of just a friction-fit connector.
• Stabilizing "foot" around front caster to help prevent the machine from tipping over.
It came from an Electrolux salesman who got it in on a trade-in some years ago and thought it was so nice that he kept it. As you can see, it's in immaculate condition.</div>
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<div class="_1mf _1mj" data-offset-key="99tee-0-0">Here's a somewhat unusual Electrolux Model E that I haven't had out in a while. I saw it down in the workshop today and thought to bring it up to give it go around the house.</div>
I think it's a late model inasmuch as many of its features are that of the E-Automatic that came after it, or else it's one that an Electrolux salesman custom upgraded to close a sale.
• Vinyl woven hose instead of cloth.
• Chrome machine-end coupler instead of hammertone.
• Suction regulator valve on hose handle.
• Swing-open cord winder (This one is hard-wired into the machine. I've also seen some with a short female plug coming out of the machine that the cord winder plug connects to.)
• Combination floor tool has a spring-loaded connector neck instead of just a friction-fit connector.
• Stabilizing "foot" around front caster to help prevent the machine from tipping over.
It came from an Electrolux salesman who got it in on a trade-in some years ago and thought it was so nice that he kept it. As you can see, it's in immaculate condition.</div>
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