A 7000-lb truck runs over a 9-lb Oreck XL21 vacuum cleaner! Will it still work? Also see demonstrations of impeccable 1-pass cleaning and feather-light handling; watch the XL21 clear out a smoke chamber to prove that it filters the air as it vacuums the floors; and see the famous scene where the compact canister vac picks up a 16-lb. bowling ball.
that truck is NOT 7.000 pounds
something about the glee to his hucksterism negates the dignity his age would otherwise have given him
If you think about what suction is for on an upright is basically to put dirt into the bag. Its all in the brushroll and Oreck’s rollerbrush has twice as many bristles as any brushroll out there. Suction this and suction that, you guys need to understand what suction is there for. If there was no bag or piping a vacuum would not need suction.
it says do onot try this at home,so those this mean its fake?
not true in this case. if that truck’s weight distribution was 50/50, than yes, 1 wheel would equal 25% of the vehicles weight. that truck is not a perfect 50/50.
Who pays $500 for a vacuum cleaner?
I bought two of these I was shocked by the price at the time two orecks for 1600 dollars seemed insane. But I love my orecks. 6 years later they still call me every year to remind me its time for a tune up. Never once had a problem. They are super quiet and powerful, and light. Plus my allergies are gone. I can go on and on about how much I love it but I wont. best vacuum ever.
@scof0elife SOOO not true.
Used to love these Oreck infomercial’s at 12:00 PM on a saturday
the vacuum they compare the weight to the oreck is actually a bagged vacuum
@aliyans People who want something that actually works well, but Oreck sucks though.
Where can I buy it! I can’t find it on oreck.com!
@gamebuster800 This is an older model from about 4 years ago. It has been replaced with the Pilot