Nice pickup Sam , I have a Dyson you could have but a bit far to post from Australia 😂. Great job buddy you bird still sets my anxiety when he flys at the camera. 👍👍
I'd guess thats a very early Malaysian made model, being from approximately 2002. After a couple of years of production, they renamed the Brush Control to the All Floors, so it has to be from the first couple of years of production. The earliest ones from 2001 were made in Malmesbury UK, but as we know, Dyson shipped all production off to Malaysia in 2002, so most DC07's are made in Malaysia.
I dunno, once you've cut the belts I find it really hard to get the clutch out of the machine. It's a fair shout once it's out though, since all you need to do then is release the circlip and dump the contents out. Luckily I'd just stripped the dc27's I had and had a good clutch so rebuilt that, although the one from this one is sat waiting for just such a qualtex cog set!
@@beko1987 Its really easy to get the clutch out, use a large flat blade and lever it onto one of the clutch screws.. I should do a video on it as it is something I can do really fast these days.
I like DC07's. Especially in this colour. Good vid Sam
I think these machines are great as are the 04, 14 and 33. I shall look forward to the 'after' episode Sam. Great video.
I like Dc07s!
So do I
I love them
Nice pickup Sam , I have a Dyson you could have but a bit far to post from Australia 😂.
Great job buddy you bird still sets my anxiety when he flys at the camera.
👍👍
Dyson definitely got it right with the DC04 and the DC07 as a good follow up. The DC14 wasn't bad either
Was a golden era! Even the dc33 isn't bad although it got hobbled by cheao build quality
@@beko1987 I've just aquired a DC04 De Stijl off eBay and I'm really shocked by the suction power. I believe mine is from around September 2000
@@beko1987 As far as I know everything is original apart from the filters, brush bar, wand and back hose
The DC04,DC07 and the DC14 are the best.
@@RJA_World DC33 is good too. Never had a DC27.
I'd guess thats a very early Malaysian made model, being from approximately 2002. After a couple of years of production, they renamed the Brush Control to the All Floors, so it has to be from the first couple of years of production. The earliest ones from 2001 were made in Malmesbury UK, but as we know, Dyson shipped all production off to Malaysia in 2002, so most DC07's are made in Malaysia.
Steve when are you going to next upload on your channel madabouthoovers?
@@ryanwild5889 Never, I'm afraid - that channel is now defunct as I cant afford to carry on buying vacuums. Sorry.
@@stevejones1972 it's fine you don't have to be sorry bro
@@stevejones1972 I really enjoyed the videos you used to make and upload. It's very sad that you decided to make your channel defunct.
I have one of these
Love it Sam - can't believe I didn't comment when you first did it - love the turquoise colour too - dc 07s are alright aren't they ?
I had the purple and gray one as a kid it works great until the clutch burned up
SAm you saved it good job SAm hope you come to the usa one of these days for a visit
Qualex sell a clutch cog set. To do the clutch rebuild fast cut the belts.
I dunno, once you've cut the belts I find it really hard to get the clutch out of the machine. It's a fair shout once it's out though, since all you need to do then is release the circlip and dump the contents out. Luckily I'd just stripped the dc27's I had and had a good clutch so rebuilt that, although the one from this one is sat waiting for just such a qualtex cog set!
@@beko1987 Its really easy to get the clutch out, use a large flat blade and lever it onto one of the clutch screws.. I should do a video on it as it is something I can do really fast these days.
An Early type DC07