Oreck XL Vacuums Best Roller (1 Brush & 3 Belts)

its a spare, will sit on the shelf until needed

Home use

Great price

We would have spent $100 or more at the vacuum repair shop replacing these parts, but thanks to advice from a friend, we saved the money and changing the parts was so easy

Its close,and will work,but its not an oreck its a knock off.The belt seems really tight and wanders to the end of the motor shaft that turns it and rubs on the end causeing a burning rubber smell.I dont want to complain to much because it does work and they are resonable price.It could also be that my old oreck is out of whack.

Installation was quick and easy and the roller was a perfect fit. Amazed that I waited so many years to do this replacement- the old roller had virtually no bristles left ( but it still seemed to pick up dirt very well).

After replacing the belts on my Oreck vacuum, its performance was still subpar. It didnt suck very well, and emitted a burning smell during use. After receiving and installing this new brush roller, my vacuum is back to its original abilities. Inexpensive, easy to install fix.

So my 30 year old Oreck XL stopped picking up what I was vacuuming. Took it in for repair, and was quoted $185. Motor and brush needed repair. It occurred to me that the motor noise never changed, just the suction. I took a plastic sink snake (to grab hair out of the drain), and came in from the bottom, and pulled-out some serious chunks of who knows what? Suction is good! Now for the brush - ordered this replacement ($13+), and 10 minutes after delivery, my 30 year-old vacuum is literally good as new. And I saved $171+.

Bought this because my vacuum did not pick up little bits of lint/small dirt, and im glad i did. The brush underneath was rolled up in lint string and hair, once i removed it, found out the belt was also done too. once i replaced both, it was like having a brand new vacuum. so what im saying is for the price...why not? cheaper then getting a new one.

Works exactly as advertised - thanks!