where do you store the tools on the hoover air pro----directions do not explain very well
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The simple nozzel/brush plugs in to a short vertical post about midway on the vac's side. As for the spinning brush attachment, I belive you store that in your closet. They made this vac as compact as possible and there's just no place to hang, attach, or clamp it to the unit and not have look/be awkward. I have an older Dyson with a bunch of attachments, unfortunately, they have to sit in the closet as well. Like the Hoover, the fit but too much to hang all over the vac.
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No shelves. Easy to store tall tools vertically. I put a rubber garbage can in one corner that holds a variety of tall tools (rakes, brooms) vertically. And I built a plywood quarter shelf across one corner, adding 1x2 cleats to the interior horizontal bracing to thicken support under the shelf. The shelf is sturdy enough to store my gas powered blower.
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There is a caddy you put the SharkVac in so you can wheel it from lets say the garage to the pool area. Plus the caddy keeps the vacuum off the ground while not in use. I would recommend to buy it with the caddy.
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As another person wrote, about the "ungraceful" work of getting it on to and off the stand. If at all possible, I'd keep it on the stand, which is what I do. Mine is set up in a small room that is carpeted and I put plastic carpet slides under each of the 6 legs of the stand. That makes it relatively easy to push it or pull it out of the way when vacuuming the room. i
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Not really. While several of the tools can be carried on the unit, it would not be practical to try to attach everything to the unit. I have seen other units with that ability but they do not have the several brushes and tools available with this unit. I keep all accessories in a plastic container and just access those items specific to the job I am doing. It is much more efficient for me.
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For anyone who lost their manual like I did, see page 18 of this one: http://c.searspartsdirect.com/mmh/lis_pdf/OWNM/L0908343.pdf. Since this is an exhaust filter, the arrows on the filter should point to the back of the vacuum.
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we gave the vac away when it didn't work properly and Amazon was no help . I don't remember if it came with tools.
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There is an open rectangular compartment for them on the opposite side from the appliances. I have found this to be really a good set up. You can wrap up the individual cords separately or just kinda lay them in there. This is a great product!!!
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You have to remove a lot of parts to get to the rollers... Start with the top and the sides will separate easily giving you a better idea on how to proceed. If that sounds too difficult, take the unit to a tool service shop.
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You should use a water separator with all air tools. It will only help prolong life
709757
I honestly cannot tell you where to get more tool holders, but.....I used a half sheet of OSB and drilled holes for my flooring saw because the mounting holes were off center . I purchased some nuts and screws from a True Value hardware store and mounted the OSB to the stand mounts for the saw. Then mounted flooring saw to OSB. Maybe a similar setup could work for you?
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The brush and small crevice tool is stored on the shark. The wand and expanding crevice tool, well, is stored in my closet. The long crevice tool is handy and has a soft tip so it doesn't scratch baseboards, etc. the wand is also very useful. This is a great vacuum.
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Mine has no storage, other than the shown bottom shelf. A simple storage container for that shelf solves that problem, however. Mine also has 4 hooks for tool hanging.
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Directions for this are very poor,you will have to figure it out using trial and error. Look at page 6,owners manual vacuum description picture item #14 hose,also page 7 inset #3.2 ,disconnect end from vacuum at the base and connect to stair hose #19--other end connects to wand item #2 see also item #13 this is where the hose connects to and you then pull the wand out and connect the tools to the end of the handle. It seems to be a very poor design .
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There is a picture on the side of the vacuum. It's tricky and you need the tool to grab and twist it on, but it can be done. Hope that helps.
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There are directions right on the large sticker on the canister itself. Also there is a manual that came with the vacumn. It's very simple.
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Hilary, It isn't obvious. As others have said, step down on the black lever in back and then lift the handle and dust container out of the base. On mine I turn it over and pull back on a gray tab that allows a door into the dust container to open. You may be surprised at how much "dust" is in there. Bill