If you happen to locate some of these parts please let me know. I would like to get it back to original if possible. Do you think your machine has the same motor?

@@Bunkysworkshop My machine is packed away in a closet but I pulled up my pics of it and the label says that it is 11.5 amps the machine says 3.9 peak HP on the top. Parts can be found on Ebay. The original vinyl hoses are know for cracking vinyl and the metal end of the house where it put the attachments the glue can give away.

@@Bunkysworkshop Next time I have mine out I will have to look but I think it won't be hard to fit a Hoover, Kennmore or Numatic Hepa type bag to the machine for great filtering. I try to upgrade as many machines as I can to keep them cleaner and protect the bag. As Ibaisaic refers to them as fleece bags.

Cool 😎. Does it really work?

@@Bunkysworkshop it helps a bit depending how bad the belt is stretched

@@engma91477 I replaced the belt and it came back to life. This is a beast of a machine.

@@Bunkysworkshop Yes, it is a beast of a machine and cleans very well.

Puppies make everything better no matter whats going on.

@@Bunkysworkshop a Eureka Rotomatic Powerteam with a VG2 powernozzle. Bag style J

@@christophermurray3825 I would like to know if this is the correct hose and wand. I don’t remember having two pig tails to run this vacuum.

@@Bunkysworkshop it uses one not two.

@@christophermurray3825 That’s what I thought but couldn’t make sure. Thank you. Can you still find base plates for these because this one is very rusty.

This is a Eureka 3.0 model 1756 B 9.6 amps. What’s your thoughts on this model?

@@Bunkysworkshop Thanks for the info. I reviewing the vid, I noticed that you had stated it - sorry. Ah, yes, the 1700 series Tool-Pak should've given me a clue - had you not done so. I believe it initially had a smoke gray transparent cover. It succeeded he 1200 Series around 1980; that had the uncovered nubs for erect storage and probably a less powerful motor and different pn. I like the Tool-Pak and am impressed with the lighted power nozzle's performance. Btw, I've heard that some bags don't fit snugly and leak dust, so keep an eye on that. Some put a terrycloth bonnet on the motor for that reason along with lining the inlet with felt to ensure a better seal. It's for sure a great performer, and the Brandywine color is attractive. Forgot to ask the model and amps of the pn. What are they? And what's the design of the brush roll - beater bars & bristles?

Wanted to let you know, also, that the canister style originated in 1971 as the 1600 "Sweet Sixteen" Series, which were straight suction cleaners.

I wonder if dipping the end of your crevice tool in Plasti-Dip, or a similar product, would repair it?

@@paco3343 I’ve never have heard of this product before. What does it do?