Oreck XL Vacuum Refurbish

Brush Roll and Belts
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Replacement Outer Bag Assembly
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Hepa CC Bags (What I recommend)
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Fan
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Fan Housing
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Cord
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Commercial 3 Prong Cord
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Light Bulbs
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[@graysonsvacsandmowers5426]

This looks to be an old XL9800 with a big mismatch set of parts. The motor definitely looks to have been replaced (the older 80s and 90s Orecks do have a very different motor design) but they somehow kept the original metal fan, and the outer bag does look to be from a later XL2800.

[@robertgwisdala5795]

Great job on refurbishing this Oreck! It is ready for many more years of service!

[@RacineGMCBusNut]

I find these in the garbage all the time. 90% of them just need a new belt.

[@mattjones7621]

Good deal! These are great little vacuums that, like Kirby, are pretty simple to rebuild and use over and over.

[@unstoppable-ro6df]

I see a that type of vacuum in the trash but my dad said it's trash and not fixabe I bet you can fix it if you wul thar