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vacmanuk
Location: Scotland UK
Joined: May 31, 2009
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Re: SEBO Vacs
Reply #13 Aug 28, 2012 8:36 am |
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I see SEBO have updated there German Website, liking the new look! Lots of new pictures and features displaying there new domestic and commercial range (www,sebo.de). I mentions a newly developed parquet nozzle on the Premium Felix range! Not sure there a picture of it!? Like the pictures some showing close ups too! Good work SEBO. Yes, I posted this on another vacuum cleaner forum yesterday. The site also shows a new video for the D Professional commercial canister vacuum and there's also a new Sebo Felix Stars and Stripes as well as flag exhaust covers for Berlin, Germany and of course our own Royale shown. In the UK, the K3 Premium now features the same 2100 watt motor as the K3 Vulcano and both come with the extra long hose. Pity that Sebo UK don't offer the ET-1 Felix floor head though as they do with the D series. Eventually it may well be replaced. As the owner of both, I much prefer the ET-1 to the auto rising ET-H - its older and slightly heavier. DC - I just sold my X4 and X1.1 a couple of weeks ago and bought myself the older X1 Automatic. I did miss the original model and now that I have a virtually brand new (but obviously older X1) I now know why I missed it - it is a lot quieter than my X4 and X1.1 (not that these models are louder than the current modern high motor uprights out there) and heck, I can use my other machines with a pet hair turbo tool - the X1 Automatic makes a lot more sense for a daily driver, that's also lower in noise.
This message was modified Aug 28, 2012 by vacmanuk
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jkbmmv
Location: Dickinson, ND
Joined: Oct 11, 2008
Points: 28
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Re: SEBO Vacs
Reply #15 Sep 7, 2012 4:29 pm |
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I've tried and he won't get me a sebo to demo... He isn't interested in dealing with the line.. but after I started asking about sebo, he did buy a sebo X4 that a lady traded for a kirby sentria (dumb move I think) and thought that he'd sell it to me.. I told him I knew what he was up to and that it wasn't gonna go.. SO now he's stuck with a like new x4 that is just setting.. LOL Oh well I guess... As far as the canister with the long hose, its nice to be able to do an entire flight of stairs without fighting with the canister, as well as clean my car out without having to drag the vac to each door.. That being said, I recently acquired a MD-S2 central vac canister that I installed.. Just had to pay for 2 new motors in it.. Talk about power... WOW.... That solves the 16' hose request cause now I have 30'... I'm using a lindhaus wide power nozzle with it. That lindhaus doesn't pull up the rugs as much as the riccar did. I think the Riccar is gonna go to Grandma for Christmas that way its still around if I ever needed it back...
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vacmanuk
Location: Scotland UK
Joined: May 31, 2009
Points: 1162
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Re: SEBO Vacs
Reply #22 Oct 6, 2012 4:53 pm |
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The Riccar 1700 is a powerful machine. Utilizing an extension hose, say 15ft., will not cause problems. You would have to imagine that even if there was decrease in performance, this model would still have adequate power to finish a task. This vac collector just wants the longer length to clean on his bed. A power nozzle will not be able to be used. Personally, I have used long extension hoses on weaker performing machines w/fine results. A universal extension hose is acceptable for the Riccar. Not use a power head on a bed? I used my Sebo ET-1 all the time for cleaning the mattress - not a problem there. As for the Riccar 1700 - well, it it has a 1700 watt motor thus going by its name, then I'd still be questionning the use of a much longer extension hose on top of what it has. I say this because I have tried my own Miele S4 which has an 1800 motor - and turned up to the max, it struggles to keep up with strong suction and the 1.5 metre extension hose already added to its 1.8 metre standard hose that comes with the machine. Proof you can have the best machine in the world with sealed suction, but still unable to sustain the same power with a much longer extension hose attached on top of its existing design.
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