Thread Number: 2598
Calling all Filter Queen nuts |
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Post# 28667 , Reply# 1   1/8/2008 at 06:50 (5,923 days old) by countryguy (Astorville, ON, Canada)   |   | |
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I don't own a Filter Queen but growing up my mom had 2 of them. The first was from the early 50s and the 2nd one was early 70s. She used both of them up until the day she died in 2001. Unfortunately my sister tossed the oldest one when she was cleaning out the house and she took the newer one for her own use. Gary |
Post# 28671 , Reply# 2   1/8/2008 at 07:30 (5,923 days old) by vacuumkid3 ()   |   | |
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Hey Evan, I will scan mine along with the Compact...eventually! :-) ~~K~~ |
Post# 28683 , Reply# 5   1/8/2008 at 11:52 (5,923 days old) by logan ()   |   | |
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Sorry for the duplicate posts... |
Post# 28697 , Reply# 7   1/8/2008 at 15:53 (5,923 days old) by logan ()   |   | |
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Kind of blurry. :-) |
Post# 28724 , Reply# 9   1/8/2008 at 17:17 (5,923 days old) by logan ()   |   | |
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Do you not like your D3? |
Post# 28753 , Reply# 11   1/9/2008 at 02:04 (5,923 days old) by beerad (Beautiful Vancouver BC)   |   | |
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here are my filter queens a model 700 from the mid 70s and my fav a 1939 Canadian model 200A .This model was a prize and only available to the top sales person of that time. It is the first F/Q that were made. |
Post# 28754 , Reply# 12   1/9/2008 at 02:08 (5,923 days old) by beerad (Beautiful Vancouver BC)   |   | |
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the pics |
Post# 28756 , Reply# 13   1/9/2008 at 04:59 (5,923 days old) by arh1953 ( River Park, in Port St. Lucie, Florida)   |   | |
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Post# 28769 , Reply# 16   1/9/2008 at 08:11 (5,922 days old) by aeoliandave (Stratford Ontario Canada)   |   | |
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A older Filter Queen in decent repair easily pulls 80" plus. Nothing else comes close except a Compact, which uses the same motor and fans. Of course this does not include modern plastic high rpm screamers which regularly pull 100" plus. But oh, the noise that hurts the ears and the inflexible plastic hoses that fight you at every turn and torque at every stretch (inspect a modern China power hose and you'll find a length of common lamp cord running the length allright - loose inside the hose's airstream). |
Post# 28819 , Reply# 18   1/10/2008 at 00:02 (5,922 days old) by hygiene903 (Galion, OH)   |   | |
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