Thanks Mr, honestly, the struggle was real! It has taken me over a year to find a nice one to get back in the collection, they are ridiculously hard to find now in good overall condition. I have forgotten how much more solid they are!
Nice to see you back - and with a minter Henry there, it runs great - hard to believe it's 30 years old! I think the year after - in 1994, they changed the back wheels to the stabiliser they use today, and one of the last ones to come out of Beaminster too before they moved to Chard.
The stabiliser Numatic use today is different from the one designed in 1994. It further protrudes from the rear of the drum due to the tool slots. Subsequently the wheels now barely arch into the drum which is a real eye saw but nonetheless Numatic have to adapt to customer needs.
Thanks, Steve, nice to see you still around, as it were. I can not believe it is almost 30 years old. They are getting harder to find these old ones now, especially in good condition. It is indeed not long before they moved to Chard, I always preferred the buckets without the stabiliser. I have bought and sold many old Henry’s in the past but I think I will hang onto this one now, as they are getting on now!
@@NumaticVacuum Likewise, I grew up with that version, everyone I knew had one without the stabiliser so it was very shocking when I first saw a ‘stable’ Henry, I did not approve!
I am still here, just haven’t had much new stuff, I don’t buy vacs as much as I used to, I have slowed down with collecting but I still collect them and have most of my old collection. I will always make a new video if I get something new or have something to show I haven’t featured before. Thanks for watching. 😊
@@NumaticVacuum some do end up terrible, I still have most of tools but it’s been using for building work, although mechanically it’s ok, it’s heavily scuffed and scarred but always use it with a bag in.
Good to see you back Alex😁 was hoping you'd get another vintage henry! They're so much better than the modern ones,they really are!
Thanks Mr, honestly, the struggle was real! It has taken me over a year to find a nice one to get back in the collection, they are ridiculously hard to find now in good overall condition.
I have forgotten how much more solid they are!
Great to see you back with vintage Henries again
Glad you are back.
Nice to see you back - and with a minter Henry there, it runs great - hard to believe it's 30 years old! I think the year after - in 1994, they changed the back wheels to the stabiliser they use today, and one of the last ones to come out of Beaminster too before they moved to Chard.
The stabiliser Numatic use today is different from the one designed in 1994. It further protrudes from the rear of the drum due to the tool slots. Subsequently the wheels now barely arch into the drum which is a real eye saw but nonetheless Numatic have to adapt to customer needs.
Thanks, Steve, nice to see you still around, as it were. I can not believe it is almost 30 years old. They are getting harder to find these old ones now, especially in good condition. It is indeed not long before they moved to Chard, I always preferred the buckets without the stabiliser. I have bought and sold many old Henry’s in the past but I think I will hang onto this one now, as they are getting on now!
@@Ady- I never even noticed but yes you are right! I always preferred the non stabiliser version to be honest.
@@NumaticVacuum Likewise, I grew up with that version, everyone I knew had one without the stabiliser so it was very shocking when I first saw a ‘stable’ Henry, I did not approve!
So glad to see you back!
I am still here, just haven’t had much new stuff, I don’t buy vacs as much as I used to, I have slowed down with collecting but I still collect them and have most of my old collection. I will always make a new video if I get something new or have something to show I haven’t featured before. Thanks for watching. 😊
Good to see you do another Henry vid been a while since I’ve seen u do one these are one of the best Henry’s ever made
Everyone loves a vintage Henry. They were really built to last back then!
@@NumaticVacuum indeed
Nice vintage Henry.
That looks cool!
It’s In better shape than my 2010 Henry
😂😂 I have seen so many modern ones battered and without the original tools, I don’t know how people loose them, honestly! 😆
@@NumaticVacuum some do end up terrible, I still have most of tools but it’s been using for building work, although mechanically it’s ok, it’s heavily scuffed and scarred but always use it with a bag in.
Great find. Are you planning on showing the restoration or just the finished product? I would be interested to see the process -I’m basically nosey!
The restoration. I have some of the video already recorded. 😊
@@NumaticVacuum Fabulous - I eagerly await! 😍
Dude, you should do a video of that Numatic swift you got aged ago. If you still have it.
I do, it is still in pieces, lol.
It looks a little bit like you’re 1988 Henry Hoover
It is pretty much the same, they hadn’t changed much by this point.