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Thread Number: 45472
/ Tag: Recent Vacuum Cleaners from past 20 years
Riccar 1800/Immaculate |
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| Post# 470672 , Reply# 1 4/13/2024 at 14:08 by Blackheart (North Dakota) | ||
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| Post# 470675 , Reply# 3 4/13/2024 at 15:19 by Blackheart (North Dakota) | ||
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Well.
I've not worked on a ton of those machines but the ones i have have all have a single stage motor.Looking over schematics and descriptions I see a few motors that are labeled for multiple models from like the verve to the top of the line C390-2100.
You really were paying for more features rather than performance except for (maybe) the 3 row brush that came on the very top of the line models. As for your prospective machines. I think the Sebo E3 is going to give you a longer life and it's also a little more user friendly with a more maneuverable, and less bulky head and a handle speed control. That said I think the prima tandem air is the better cleaner on carpet despite having a little less flow at the head the agitation seems more aggressive. I do also like the hose a little better. I am unsure why but it seems like i have a hard time getting the Tacony machines to mate well with my box. | ||
| Post# 470681 , Reply# 5 4/13/2024 at 22:36 by panasonicvac (Northern Utah) | ||
When I was working at a Simplicity dealer having both the Moxie and the Verve on display, the Verve appeared to have more power than the Moxie when I was playing with both of them side by side. I thought they were both good canisters for what they are. Not as durable or reliable as the E3, but performance wise I thought they were better than the E3. I also did liked the Wonder, in all of honestly I don't think they're worth the cost. If you want the best overall canister on the market today, the E3 would be my pick. But if you want something that has better performance, the Miele Classic C1 Home Care Powerline is what I'd suggest.
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| Post# 470697 , Reply# 7 4/14/2024 at 17:50 by panasonicvac (Northern Utah) | ||
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That makes sense
Honestly for that kind of situation, I'd rather have a MetroVac Professional Evolution instead. The canister is high enough the ground where it should have any scratches on the bottom. Though they are rather outdated as they don't have a cord rewinder, wheels are plastic, no post filter, hose is wire reinforced, uses paper bags, etc. But they're more simple, I can use different powerheads, and their compact models can have a shoulder strap.
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