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Hi all Just wondered if anyone knew of anything new on the horizon from SEBO? Will SEBO ever upgrade the X Series or replace it with a completely new model like the C Series canister was replaced by the D Series!? Thanks DC18

vacmanuk wrote: Ryan,
There was no threat.  Believe me, if I were to make a threat, you would know it.  I do not need to make threats.  Again, you made a threat of what you would do to this site and me.  People would have to wonder why someone is here, who does not like being here.  Why would someone make a threat of writing a not so good review of a site they continue to visit. I cannot help what you do outside this site, but people really need to read this last post of yours and see your true colors.

Do  not worry about who is here and who is not.  There are still plenty visiting.  HARDSELL, for one, still visits here.


I always have said, and will continue to say, people can post comments here.  You, as a poster, have to be aware that others also have a right to debate what you are saying.  If you do not want anyone to debate what you are saying, then I would suggest that you create your own discussion forum or vacuum cleaner club.  That way, you are in control.  You see, when someone makes a comment, you in turn come back with a disagreement or correction. When I can come back w/a statement, you follow up w/ something like, "It's my opinion" and through negative comments about me or this site.  That is not going to work.  That type of behavior is done by children, when they do not get their way.  When they feel they are not "winning", they will say something hurtful.  It only makes them look like childish

Mike W
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As A dealer we have not heard of anything new but usually introduced in Feb at out annual show, but if not broke don't fix, still my favorite vacuum, however Miele S7 price and features now makes it a tougher sell

I wonder what SEBO has install for the coming year for 2013! I see in the UK they are becoming more prominent in Retail Stores than ever before which is good to see. I never thought I'd say this but I'm glad I've gone back to 'bags' after many years of being bagless! Lot less messy with a bag too!

In the US house current is normally 110-115 volts, 60 Hz. Wall outlets are normally placed on a 15 amp breaker for fire safety now that Romex and plastic junction boxes seems to be the choice of most builders. Appliances are limited to 12 amps draw, again as a fire safety measure, so figure 1380 watts as a practical upper limit.

Btw, Kenmore canisters soldiered along with ten foot long suction hoses on much less powerful motors than we are accustomed to today. If the data tags on the inside of their lids is to be believed both sealed suction and airflow of most of their 1970s products measured in the 30's for inches of water lift and CFM yet no one back then seemed to be worried about whether or not those old vacuums could handle four more feet of hose beyond the typical six footer. The ten footer was an extra cost option on any vac that didn't come with one and somehow those weaker vacuums managed the extra four feet without problems. I would dearly love to see a return of the ten foot vacuum hose.