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Thread Number: 14844
My hoover Constellation 867A |
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| Post# 157485 , Reply# 1 10/30/2011 at 04:26 (4,698 days old) by markus79 (Finland) | ||
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hoover 867A nozzle 
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| Post# 157486 , Reply# 2 10/30/2011 at 04:30 (4,698 days old) by markus79 (Finland) | ||
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Hoover 867A adapter is so tight that I canīt get it off. 
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| Post# 157492 , Reply# 3 10/30/2011 at 07:16 (4,698 days old) by vintagekitchen () | ||
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Maybe it was a later replacement for the original floor tool? | ||
| Post# 157509 , Reply# 4 10/30/2011 at 11:10 (4,698 days old) by kirby519 (Wisconsin) | ||
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I have never seen a combination floor tool like that for Hoover either. I have always seen them with Electrolux here it the USA. It may be a tool that was tried in the european market for a short time. | ||
| Post# 157513 , Reply# 5 10/30/2011 at 11:19 (4,698 days old) by akabent (LEFT Coast) | ||
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Very nice Constellation! What a beautiful color and in awesome condition! Very nice. RB | ||
| Post# 157520 , Reply# 6 10/30/2011 at 12:37 (4,698 days old) by vacbear58 (Sutton In Ashfield. East Midlands) | ||
Floor Tool
A design similar to this floor tool was used on many European Hoover cleaners from around 1970. I say similar as it is not QUITE the same as the Hoover version - also it is not the correct tool for this cleaner, which would have been supplied with the "classic" floor too supplied from Hoover 862 (86) onwards. Also the Hoover version has a plastic rather than metal coupling.
As European Electrolux also used a flip over tool I think this may hhave been a generic replacement nozzle for both makes (its the red dot makes me think Electrolux) inspite of the Hoover logo which would have been over the area where the screw is. Markus, you are lucky to have founds such a good example of this cleaner, although I think that perhaps you have another? Al | ||
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