Just realized that you don't have a review of a Royal upright.

One of the best G series Kirbys!

I think the Karl edition looks better than the OEM vacuum.

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this is going

I still rebuild the motors for those, very serviceable vacuum.

Pulling out the motors on those pony vacuums isn't easy the gaskets get stuck.

I have the exact model plus the earlier green model complete with tool caddy. I did take my Vibra Beat totally apart to give a thorough cleaning. Put it back together and it would no longer beat. Took it apart again and realized not all of the little tubes are not the same size. Got out another one and reassembled by using the other as a sample. Works great again. I still use mine regularly on my house of laminate. I have a supply of bags that will outlast me. There is a company online that will recreate the original L bag. Unfortunately I can’t remember the name. Love your videos but the volume is very low. Stay well🌈

Interesting and informative - thank you! Jae would be honored if he were here. Electrolux Corporation's automatic upright was designed by Fred R. Burgess and George Schick for Consolidated Foods. According to the manual 'Automatic' referred to the "change bag" light that lights when the bag is full or missing (by industry definition an "automatic" nozzle has no height adjuster but "automatically" adjusts itself). The patent was filed in October 1976 (which is around the time production would have begun) and granted in August 1978. The 'E' model number suffix apparently stands for 'enhanced' and was used on several models that were improved. Doesn't this model have an onboard clean-out rod?

I have this vacuum, my mom got in early 90’s!. I think the power brush is not working, it plugs in fine and makes a brushing “sound” when dragging back, but not pushing fwd. on carpet, it seems to be inconsistent. Suction is good with attachments, seems weak with brush/floor piece. I can’t find manual on-line. Is this worth fixing?? Thanks for insight/suggestions!!

Great vacuum! Thats a ideal vacuum for big areas that are carpeted

Karl, that has to be one of the ugliest vacuums! Compare the look of that monstrosity to, say, a Kirby dual sanitronic 50.

The vacuum John candy uses in uncle buck to clean Frosted Flakes off his shirt

But first I wasn't sure if it was my phone period I wasn't sure if it was the speaker going out or what LOL. Also to I have a question did you ever find those attachments for your Kenmore Canister that you were looking for

I wish Hoover would bring these back out again

I wish your videos had better sound quality it's really hard to hear you

you can stll buy them😊😊 15:37 15:40

I got that one from Shane and then you got it from Phillip. I recognize the bag because Shane put that replacement bag on it.

It’s a lovely machine. Shame we didn’t get these in the uk You could also be forgiven for thinking it was a uk hoover turbopower by the sound of it obviously not in looks but if you only caught the sound of it It really really sounds like the hoover turbopower 1 series

Hey Karl excellent choice for July 4th. Here where I born only two vacuum cleaners where manufactured with excellent sales success one was a close cousins of this machine. Eureka in the late 60 or 70 to early 80 didn’t sold under its brand any cleaner. So two models from Eureka where locally manufactured and sold, one show here the other it’s the big one in metal, but with their accessories made in the USA, probably manufactured by a Eureka provider at the end for more than 30 to 40 years only this two Eureka like were sold here, this machines where sold under an electric appliances manufacturer (1:1 domestic) called Koblenz. The other machine was the competitor and from Sweden also made under license but they used also a couple of brands. By the way since that color it’s superb.

Very beautiful Penneys. Love theses little Eureka Canisters

That’s got to be one of the best sounding dial -a-matic’s ( convertible here in the uk, and quite rare ) I’ve ever heard, most sound so rough with motor vibration, dry bearings, loose housing etc etc congrats to you for getting your hands on it

Always interesting, thanks Karl.

Thanks for this Karl. There is definitely a problem with the suction on this MobileAire Eureka as the VibraBeat should have broadcast an annoying clattering sound in order for it to be working properly. Consumer Reports did not find that the vibrating rubber tubes helped with dirt removal - they famously said the nozzle provided “much ado about nothing”!!! In retrospect, the vibrating tubes may have beaten the carpet, but would then block the dirt from being sucked up into the airflow of the wand. It was a counterproductive design. I would venture that the braided hose is leaking lots of air and/or that the suction relief dial may be leaking lots of air no matter where you set the dial.

I sold a guardsman celebrity last year on ebay.

I really want one of these. 🙌🏼

Wow 🤩

I love that one!

These were a very short lived vacuum here in the UK I’ve only ever had my hands on one and that was many years ago

I do have one of the last twin chamber windtunnels here in the uk that came over from the states. Can’t remember the model number but it’s black lol and has the wooden brush roll I’d prefer the original one but what the hey

Wish we had had these in the UK They are such cool looking machines, congrats on having one in such good condition

I’m so glad we had the clutchless models here in the UK. I’ve never been a fan of the clutches models, The clutchless models have a much better brush roll in my opinion, they agitate and groom so much better than the clutched models resulting in much better pick up and deeper cleaning

I’ve been trying to get a refurbished cleartrak or a workhorse sent over to me here in the UK but it’s not happened, workhorse don’t even respond to my emails, been trying for years, after seeing them in use with the carpet cleaning company’s they seem to be pretty good, and with more oomph than our Dyson DC01s had, at least our DC01 had a shroud and pre motor filter You never know maybe one day I’ll get one of those sent over from them

Oh my god I gotta say that I think this is really cool, I bet it picks up like a beast, I’d love to be that inventive and create something like this I be seen the eureka/sanitaire power nozzle I know they are mega rare and I’ve seen someone who did a similar thing but used an oreck for the power nozzle. It’s awesome mate I really do think it’s a cool bit of kit

Love your videos but your audio is very low. Just an FYI😀

What a beautiful Hoover! Love the red trim reminds me of my Kirby Classic III! Which was my great grandmothers still working great 46 years later!

Do you see any advantage of the hoover/eureka/sanitaire shaped machines over the kirby style?

Beautiful Guardsmen

Sonething i found out on Vacland website, it states there were over 62,000 Bisons built, and maby 2 or so percent exist

I too have high functioning autism aspergers, My love of vacuums and trains spawned at a young age

Do you have a Regina steemer?

My mom had the exact same model, funny thing is a vac repair guy did an airflow test on that and our then new Fantom Fury, and the Panasonic had more airflow

Does your headlight lense go all the way down?

Wow another rare vacuum cleaner never before seen on yt, another one for the books, thanks Carl for another great video!

Yes, do the Kirby commercial review. Knowing Kirby however, the differences between commercial and domestic will be the color of a decal or something?

Thanks for this video Karl! I have always wondered if the twin-fan concept ever resulted in greater dirt pick- up than standard single fan “fan-first” uprights. From my decades of reading Consumer Reports vacuum tests, I have never seen a Singer Twin-Fan upright (or clone) at the top of the ratings. Or even near the top of the ratings….when compared to a Kirby or a Eureka or a Hoover “fan-first” upright.

Recently found your channel and enjoy the material, old custodian here. Spent 33 years in the field starting in the early 80's. I used many different models and sizes. I think I used one of these. You did not show the bottom. Do I remember correctly, did this have center motor with a shaft on both sides that drove the two impeller fans? And boy, do I remember the old shake out bags. Ugh!. Most custodians would give the bag a shake or two and call it good. They did not realize just how plugged with dirt the transition space at the collar to the bag could get. Sometimes it would take a screwdriver to bust it open.

I love the color of it

On my most wanted list

Will you have a Singer SST Vacuum Soon?