These are called hoover turbomaster here in the uk, always found them quite easy to work on, If you fancy selling it at any point I’d gladly buy it from you and pay for the shipping to the UK
I had to keep my eyes on the vacuums I was been looking for and I’m still keeping my eyes on those and and it’s gonna take me a long year to do this in a decade to do this and I will search for him. I will find them and I’ll keep my eyes on on these older vacuums I need to find for my collection is bissell powerpartner 800 and bissell microlock 7stage and the power groom bagged upright all those 90s machines are the bissell our soft bag and hardbody box I’m still keeping an eye on those in my hometown in Oklahoma City and I’ve been collecting vacuums for my whole life and I have autism. I have higher higher functional and I’m a very smart dude I can fix on the older vacuums are made from the 70s and 80s and 90s and I’ve been refurbished them newer. I can re-fix them and I’m really good at stuff like that. I’m really good at changing belts and brush rolls and blades, and the bearings on the vintage bissells are from the 90s. I can fix on those a lot and I’ll buy parts for it on eBay. That’s what I do.
You got lucky he didn’t dare go as far as going into the motor. He probably would’ve messed up the carbon brushes and the wiring. How he messed up a brushroller that is simple to put back together is beyond me. Ten bucks for a rare machine like this isn’t bad at all.
These are called hoover turbomaster here in the uk, always found them quite easy to work on, If you fancy selling it at any point I’d gladly buy it from you and pay for the shipping to the UK
I had to keep my eyes on the vacuums I was been looking for and I’m still keeping my eyes on those and and it’s gonna take me a long year to do this in a decade to do this and I will search for him. I will find them and I’ll keep my eyes on on these older vacuums I need to find for my collection is bissell powerpartner 800 and bissell microlock 7stage and the power groom bagged upright all those 90s machines are the bissell our soft bag and hardbody box I’m still keeping an eye on those in my hometown in Oklahoma City and I’ve been collecting vacuums for my whole life and I have autism. I have higher higher functional and I’m a very smart dude I can fix on the older vacuums are made from the 70s and 80s and 90s and I’ve been refurbished them newer. I can re-fix them and I’m really good at stuff like that. I’m really good at changing belts and brush rolls and blades, and the bearings on the vintage bissells are from the 90s. I can fix on those a lot and I’ll buy parts for it on eBay. That’s what I do.
Lucky! Very lucky!
Nice! I cant believe i passed one up myself. What a cool machine!
Wait till you have to work on one, if you haven't already 🙄😒
You got lucky he didn’t dare go as far as going into the motor. He probably would’ve messed up the carbon brushes and the wiring. How he messed up a brushroller that is simple to put back together is beyond me. Ten bucks for a rare machine like this isn’t bad at all.
I was never a fan of the soft bag hoovers
Aside from thinking they look better, I realized you don't have to worry about running into furniture with them either