what model is/was this GE?
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oreck_xl
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I've seen that before
It's on a YouTube video in an abandoned house in Pennsylvania. Sad it was left to deteriorate like that....
It's on a YouTube video in an abandoned house in Pennsylvania. Sad it was left to deteriorate like that....
huskyvacs
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Yup. I would have taken it then and there.
kirbyklekter
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I doubt that even
Rick's Restoration in Las Vegas could help this sad little puppy.
Rick's Restoration in Las Vegas could help this sad little puppy.
i found this thumbnail pic for a video
i was doing a search for abandoned antique appliances i saw this thumbnail to click on for a video. hope rick and bekah find some more old vacs. i did see 2 other abandoned explorations of theirs where they found some but one was one of the old black kenmore uprights from the 1980s and one that he only playing around with all i could see was the power nozzle and hose not sure what brand it was.
i was doing a search for abandoned antique appliances i saw this thumbnail to click on for a video. hope rick and bekah find some more old vacs. i did see 2 other abandoned explorations of theirs where they found some but one was one of the old black kenmore uprights from the 1980s and one that he only playing around with all i could see was the power nozzle and hose not sure what brand it was.
Metal work
If you take the hood to a metal shop fabricate a hood.
With soda blast if wouldn't be that hard. I wish I. could show 510 the one on my name on my posts.
It took me 12 hours doing body work. I spent alot of money getting correct parts.
Les
If you take the hood to a metal shop fabricate a hood.
With soda blast if wouldn't be that hard. I wish I. could show 510 the one on my name on my posts.
It took me 12 hours doing body work. I spent alot of money getting correct parts.
Les
love it-
i used to have an old vacuum look just like that. i mean to a "t"(whatever that means) missing the handle, bag, front plate, the wheels were froze in place...but it ran smooth without any dry bearing noise. never figured out what brand because there were absolutely no i.d. marks or model # tag or anything. it must have been on the cover on the front.
i used to have an old vacuum look just like that. i mean to a "t"(whatever that means) missing the handle, bag, front plate, the wheels were froze in place...but it ran smooth without any dry bearing noise. never figured out what brand because there were absolutely no i.d. marks or model # tag or anything. it must have been on the cover on the front.
Wow!!
That poor little vacuum saw a good time.
That poor little vacuum saw a good time.
human
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Yeah, that forlorn little GE could be repaired--if you replaced 100 percent of its parts!
madman
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It looks like it's all there. It'd be a project, for sure, but not impossible.
Madman
Exactly. You could fix hood repair like body work on a car. It wouldn't be easy but some people can't because skill set isn't suited for this or they don't want to 2ork on a vacuum that's not a holy Grail vacuum.
Les
Exactly. You could fix hood repair like body work on a car. It wouldn't be easy but some people can't because skill set isn't suited for this or they don't want to 2ork on a vacuum that's not a holy Grail vacuum.
Les
Here's a link to another thread with more information: https://www.vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?35497_6
Info
I didn't see this info in the thread.
He made quite a few vacuums. Chicago electric got bought out by Kenmore?
The premier duplex Chicago electric are the same vac.
Franz premiers founder amongst other people built vacuettes or something similar. It's in archives but up to 1940 a bunch of companies shared vacuum models.
It's similar to swivel top cannister in 1960s.
Les
I didn't see this info in the thread.
He made quite a few vacuums. Chicago electric got bought out by Kenmore?
The premier duplex Chicago electric are the same vac.
Franz premiers founder amongst other people built vacuettes or something similar. It's in archives but up to 1940 a bunch of companies shared vacuum models.
It's similar to swivel top cannister in 1960s.
Les
