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Post# 5721   12/14/2006 at 10:11 (6,343 days old) by centralvacman ()        

vacuum must be really light weight,good comparison,see a ad on dell lap top computers & they compair them to a gallon of milk partialli full or full on the certian models

Post# 5732 , Reply# 1   12/14/2006 at 12:46 (6,342 days old) by charles~richard ()        
The Model E

 is very lightweight, weighing in at 17 lbs. When you compare that to the backbreaking weight of its predecessor, the Model LX (37 lbs with cord winder, companion & attachments) you can see why they were pleased to boast about their new "lightweight champ." The only Electrolux that weighs less than the Model E is the dainty Model S, which weighs 15 lbs.

Post# 5733 , Reply# 2   12/14/2006 at 12:54 (6,342 days old) by ohio_tuec ()        

Just out of curiosity, what does your 1956 Thrift model "T," and model XX weigh?

Post# 5752 , Reply# 3   12/14/2006 at 17:06 (6,342 days old) by charles~richard ()        
Thrift model and XX

 The Thrift model weighs the same as the E - the body material, size & thickness are the same as the E - the only thing lacking is the halo.

I have never weighed the XX but I suspect it weighs about the same as the XXX, about 20 lbs, since there again it's really the same machine as the XXX just different "skin." The reason the Model S weighs so much less is because the body is made of thinner-gauge metal. It is so light, yet so powerful, that if you take off the front cover and back, turn it on and stick to a smooth wall, it will stay there!


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