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mole
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Re: ROYAL--- RY6900
Reply #3 Nov 11, 2008 4:36 pm |
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Hi MOLE,
This Sebo-ish invention looks like just about a dozen other upright I come across in commercial vac sellers catalogs. This is another outsourced machine that everybody seems to have. If you check out most of the commercial vacuum purveyors like Nilfisk-Advance, Tornado, even Hoover, etc., you'll see a lot of similar looking machinery. I have no idea as to where it comes from but guess it place of origin is Asia.
Plus points are the 40-foot cord.
One online seller is pushing it for about $720 with just a one-year warranty. Another vendor is asking About $480.
Best,
Venson
Hi Venson,
This is a sebo upright, it was also sold at sears.dont know for how long it was blue in color,it was identical to sebos mid range upright. Just for kicks if you wanted an upright in the 3 to 400 range,what would you buy the sebo clone or a reconed G series kirby with all the toys..... MOLE
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Venson
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Re: ROYAL--- RY6900
Reply #4 Nov 11, 2008 5:22 pm |
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Hiya MOLE What do you think is a fair price for the RY6900? Anyway . . . If I had a limited amount to spend and wanted to get the best cleaning for my dollar I'd go for the rebuilt G series in a heartbeat. I have a G5 that I bought used and in good shape and despite its shotcomings -- weight, size, etc., can it clean a rug -- oh yeah. There'd be little doubt in my mind about its quality or longevity Of course I'm from a different place in time. I grew up during the '50s when just about everybody's vacuum weighed in at at least fifty pounds but nobody complained much. They were too glad for the convenience. Amazingly, now that we're in an age where it seems everybody is running back and forth to the gym, despite weight training, treadmills and the like, all you hear is, "It's too heavy!" Venson
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Re: ROYAL--- RY6900
Reply #5 Nov 11, 2008 5:41 pm |
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Hiya MOLE
What do you think is a fair price for the RY6900? Anyway . . .
If I had a limited amount to spend and wanted to get the best cleaning for my dollar I'd go for the rebuilt G series in a heartbeat. I have a G5 that I bought used and in good shape and despite its shotcomings -- weight, size, etc., can it clean a rug -- oh yeah. There'd be little doubt in my mind about its quality or longevity
Of course I'm from a different place in time. I grew up during the '50s when just about everybody's vacuum weighed in at at least fifty pounds but nobody complained much. They were too glad for the convenience. Amazingly, now that we're in an age where it seems everybody is running back and forth to the gym, despite weight training, treadmills and the like, all you hear is, "It's too heavy!"
Venson
It would be a HARDSELL at 699.00, for my liking its better at 349.00. or less.
I agree with you on the KIRBY the 5 is one of my favorites,Outstanding cleaning, smooth transmission, die cast aluminum housing,NOT UGLY, The ultimate carpet cleaning assault machine. i really dont need the handy butler,or sanding kit though. And ROYALS classic metal upright hangs with kirby also,i still miss my 880 upright, looked classy and the headlite was high and low beam. MOLE
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