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Thread Number: 1275
Well, I am not sure this should be categorized as vintage, |
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| Post# 12982 , Reply# 1 4/23/2007 at 19:55 (6,210 days old) by scooterbug25 () | ||
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I think that it is a yard vac. I have seen newer ones at Lowe's, but nothing that old. (if that is what it is) | ||
| Post# 12987 , Reply# 3 4/23/2007 at 21:45 (6,210 days old) by swingette () | ||
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my $1.98... looks like its for factories or shops. perhaps driveways. CLICK HERE TO GO TO swingette's LINK | ||
| Post# 12996 , Reply# 4 4/24/2007 at 00:13 (6,210 days old) by bisonian (Where the buffalo roamed! (Ocala, FL)) | ||
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500 cfm?!? What WON'T it pick up? Looks like it's meant mainly for industrial apps. I'm guessing it would be too powerful and too loud in an office/commercial or home setting And that price ($1,045 for the new one) would buy quite a few Sanitaires or Guardsmen ... | ||
| Post# 13038 , Reply# 5 4/25/2007 at 07:50 (6,208 days old) by sudsman () | ||
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Its not really all that powerful We have one we use here in the laundry.. Its good for picking up large amounts of lint strings smaller amounts of paper ect.. all on bare surface will not handle carpet.. | ||
| Post# 13048 , Reply# 6 4/25/2007 at 12:07 (6,208 days old) by eluxomarty (Palm Springs) | ||
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Lawn vac? At first glance it looks like one of the lawn vacs that were better used for sweeping driveways and sidewalks. On closer look it could be a very early version of a hotel/hospital vacuum used for lobbies and hallways. My guess anyway Marty | ||
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