Review on Hoover Windtunnel Agitator Vacuum Cleaner 40201160 with Part Number 38528033 by Allen Hart

If you are using a bagged vacuum then of course the bag will need to be changed very often. Everyone understands this concept and it's easy to find out what kind of bag it is (it's written in big letters on the packaging when you buy a vacuum cleaner). clearly lists the part number for the vacuum bags and the part number for the stirring belts on a small nameplate directly on the motor. I found out, as I think most people will find out - my vacuum "broken", the brush roller stopped moving. Several searches on the internet showed that this was what I needed and the list of part numbers on my vacuum confirmed this. I received the package in just a few days, which was great since my local Walmart store didn't have that part number - and it cost a few bucks. more at the price of an empty shelf. It took a full 2 minutes to install the belt and it was my first time making a swap. The vacuum has been restored with the power of the new brushroll - I remember how the vacuum seemed to move on its own when it first came out and it was great to have it back.