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I have one of model 6865's. The one I have is from the 1970's. It belonged to my Mom who was the original owner. Could you please tell me what model belts they use and the bag size.? Thanks.

Nice machine. Could you do another of it and show the nozzle and specs tag up close? I understand it's from the late 1970s.

The power head is running loud because it needs a new belt. The brush isn't spinning properly at all. Those nozzles take a Eureka AR belt. The Power nozzle is proper and they used the same power head on the 6982 D. The color is proper for the unit too.

2002. Yes that Power nozzle is original to it since it's a 6982A, it got replaced the 6982A-1 uses the GE power nozzle.

I would have thought that the power nozzle would have been the same blue color as the machine. Yes, it sounds loud

Hey Mitchell I have an unrelated question, I have a 16" Vibragroomer I brushroll and one of the beater bars are broken and I bought brush strips to replace the beater bars with and I got the end caps off the brushroll and there is a metal plate on both sides of the roller with a notch where you can remove the brush strips but not the beater bars If you have any ideas I would love to hear what you have to say.

Do you which bags this uses, bought one at thrift store but no bag information?

dieser Kobold heult noch. Aber der geht nie kaputt!

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Both very nice machines. You can't tell that the 1980 didnt come with that bag. Was is your opinion on the ST set up? Do they really lose that many CFM?

Sounds so quiet, just purrs to life, love it

As of today the Fry's Electronics in Renton is gonna become a WinCo Foods grocery store.

I thought this was one of my videos for a second 😂 you have almost the same carpet as me

This is when dirt devil made quality products

That's the difference between a 6.5 (688) and 7.0 (686) amp motor. The replacement motor you put on the 686 is definitely 7 amp, do a side by side with that black Eureka Precision ESP and you will see

I'm so sorry to hear all of this, all of you are in my thoughts.

That's so sad. I hope she stays well.

stunning. this is going straight into my vintage vacuum collection

Yikes!!! I don’t expect to see that one running anytime soon. By the way, the 2000 4000 and 6000 lines did come with attachments but on a tiny tool caddy that you attached to the hose.

I think these are vintage Sanitaire

I liked that color scheme on these older ones with the green and tan.

I love these older Windtunnels. I have a newer Anniversary SP that I put an older MayTag motor in it, and it honestly sounds much better than the original TTI motor, though I do eventually want to find a real Maytag version one of these days (preferably a Premium).

Any Singer vacuums? Thanks

we had a vacuum like this back in 1992 or 93 greatest vacuum ever made that vacuum lasted us over 20 years

I like the shade of blue on the vacuum!

Good vacuum

You should replace the belt ,and then try the performance!

Awesome demo and informative - thanks! Are the motor specs the same?

I need to find one!

The Eureka Model 1279-D/Model 1234 Roto-Matic Power Team was manufactured circa 1980-81 as the Model 1279-A was launched in 1978. Others in the Brandywine and White color scheme at the time were the models 1273 (8.5 amps), 1275 Cordaway, 1289 (11.8 amps-Canadian?), & the 1290 (11.5 amps). Differences besides amps may have been lit or unlit pn, attachment set, & Cordaway or wrap. There were also the same colored canister models (non-PT) & uprights with varying features. Anyway, Dave & Mike gave you an awesome vintage Eureka for your collection! Great upload - thanks!

Belt tensioner

Bissell bought Sanitaire in 2018.

The Eureka Model 1099-A is similar in styling and features as the Model 1100-A Empress that debuted in 1965. Model numbers were not always given in consecutive order, so it's hard to say if the former or latter was manufactured first, or if they were produced concurrently. One difference may have been motor amps (the 1100-A was rated at 7.7 & the peak horse power at 2 1/4). Another may have been the attachment set. In any event, that's a classic Eureka from the seafoam blue canister era of the '60s & early '70s. Congrats on your grad gift & HVAC school graduation & thanks for posting! P.S. An old vac shop tip from back in the day is to dust the cord with talcum powder to aid the Cordaway's performance.

Such an adorable litter cat❤❤❤❤. I would probably pull the cord out just enough to use an extension cord. Belated Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

One of my grandmother's had a similar model to this vacuum cleaner, I believe it was called the Empress 2. Your cat is cute and you did an amazing job!

Eureka’s Ultra Series - 7400-7500 - debuted in 1984 and lasted about 10 years. The Ultra Boss, model-type 7534-A, was marketed from 1991-92. Thanks for the commentary & demo.

Does it need a sim card?

Any idea where I can get a dust filter for a Hoover Max Extract Pressure Pro, Model 60?

I personally would swap the bag out and use this as a daily driver. It will outclean almost anything made today

That is why I would never use a shake out bag. If this were mine, I would convert it to disposable bags

You should do a video vacuuming some sand or baking soda in the carpet with the yellow eureka the boss commercial

Ive that sound to on my bmw. And im guessing that it is the chain tensioner and that the chain has slipped a tooth because cilinder 6 is somtimes misfiring. And less power from the engine. So maybe thats your case also.

Thats a nice machine, I like the vibrant red.

Could be the accessory belt or belt tensioner going bad

a friend of mine has the same stage 1 tuned camry to 210BHP, absolute beast of a car.

Nice a 10th gen corrola I own one too love it