My little hoover.

[t-tony]

When I "acquired" my garage Hoover there were no tools (attachments) with it, just the tube. I scrounged some old bits but the brush had seen better days and was tiny.
I saw a set of new tools on eBay for a fiver, a proper sized carpet brush (with bristles)

a small circular brush with longer softer bristles (ideal for doing around the dash, radio etc.

and lastly a shorter crevice tool ( heard them all thank you).

A bargain I reckon already roadtested on the oil burner and a quick clean on the Z's carpets.

Tony.

 

[Grumps]

This is mine

 

[hard top]

I keep forgetting that you are retired @t-tony old chap

 

[t-tony]

This is mine View attachment 95794

Yeh man!!

Tony.

 

[t-tony]

I keep forgetting that you are retired @t-tony old chap

I just finished sweeping and mopping floors mate, worse than shovelling horse s*** (from under yer car). I'm off back to work . Just got to have a scrap with this Dyson piece of junk now.

Tony.

 

[Fender2004]

I presume that the new attachments fitted ok on your original hoover?

 

[Brian4]

You must be copying me @t-tony as spent Tuesday mending our friends Dyson and putting our garage vac back together.

110v Makita wet and dry nearly lifts the carpet tiles off the floor. Only prob i have to carry the transformer out when i do the cars.

 

[t-tony]

I presume that the new attachments fitted ok on your original hoover?

Yes Alan, 32mm inside dia.

Tony.

 

[Grumps]

We've got a dyson for the house. It's absolute rammell

 

[abh29]

You must be copying me @t-tony as spent Tuesday mending our friends Dyson and putting our garage vac back together.

110v Makita wet and dry nearly lifts the carpet tiles off the floor. Only prob i have to carry the transformer out when i do the cars.

I just use yellow extension leads, and for the pressure washer (. 110v) extension hoses.
I have given up moving the heavy bits around, so the rechargeable Dyson also gets used.

 

[Brian4]

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I just use yellow extension leads, and for the pressure washer (. 110v) extension hoses.
I have given up moving the heavy bits around, so the rechargeable Dyson also gets used.

I would do but 110 supply is in workshop bottom of the garden some 50m from the drive. Some fool (me) built an extension across the drive so i can't get past the house anymore.

 

[abh29]

When son put in a new garage base a couple of years ago we did think to put a 2" duct under drive and bring it up with a bend to get the power on later ---- even put the proverable blue cord in as we went.

We have regularly run 110v extension cables well over 100m on sites,my two longest cables must be over 50m each.

I even have yellow festoon cable in the garage,gets used occasionally,but getting short of screw bulbs now.