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Factory Sealed Numatic Henry From 2006 Meets a 2021 Henry Pet Pro
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2021
- In this video I unbox a brand new 1200 watt Numatic Henry manufactured in 2006 and compare it with a Henry Pet Pro manufactured in 2021 to see if the quality really has gone downhill.
I’d love to find a brand new Henry from this era 😊
This is my favorite era of Henry!
@@vacuum_collector26 I’m more excited about this tbh, well now.
Same
Same
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Miss the older models of Henry but the new one are good aswell
I LOVE IT!!!
Wish Numatic would go back to this model though.
Same here my favourite Henry model ever
@@vacuum_collector26 my dads work had this model, theirs was very beaten up.
Dirty
Had maroon paint on it from when hall was painted.
Has PAT test labels on it
Rating sticker has “CL515” scribbled on it. But it was made in 2006 week 45.
@@TheHenryCollectorExtra my youth club has this exact model from week 21 2008 but it has the Numatic logo on top unlike this one you've seen vids of it on my channel
@@vacuum_collector26 I have the exact same model,I found it outside it was full of water,and it was very dirty but he is clean noe
@@Numaticmaster yeah I saw the videos you made of it but it works
Thanks for uploading this I've been waiting for this for 2 weeks and when I realised you uploaded this I was so excited this is my most favourite Henry model and I'm really happy to see a new in the box on be unboxed
What a find! I remember my friend at school's mum getting one of these all new switch bank machines when they first launched and he showed it off to me haha. I really loved it at the time. Great content as always Roger, have a good evening!
I've unpacked a year newer Hetty before, and it still is our main vacuum, and it's only needed a new plug and bags. It was when they were a new "limited-edition" model, and it did come with the older style manual.
And yes that floor head is still available from Numatic as it's supplied (albeit with a parking bracket) with the Nuvac branded machines.
As for the quality going down, I guess the price of materials has gone up quite a bit since 2006 and the price of a henry has stayed roughly the same and as such I think it's more a case of Numatic wanting to keep to a sensible price point rather than it all being about profits.
George and Charles have it now
I've had an old style Henry for about 10 years, bought second hand, I use it for cleaning up mess at work I'm a plasterer, so plenty of dusty mess to clean up, I've never used a bag, I just clean the filter regularly and the only thing I've had to replace is the rocker on/ off switch which was a simple job. Brilliant machines built like tanks.
Safer to use a bag
I have a 2004 Henry with the push button on/off and the older single switch floor head and it's brilliant I use it daily over my brand new dyson, I would love to see the older really early 00s and the 90s numatics on here, would be great to see the difference between all the "generations"
It’s very odd seeing this model clean and not covered in dust a muck
Wow what a awesome pickup, unboxing and demonstration 👌👌👌
My Henry will be around 15 years old too, and used often at home. I stupidly took it to work today to cleanup a lot of soot and dust from opening up a old fireplace, dust got in the power switch and so is now in the local Henry repair shop for a new switch. Hopefully fixed soon, love mi Henry.
Do you still have you’re henry
@joyskiies9709 yes, works great still. The only work it's needed is a new cable and power switch. I damaged the switch getting a load of dust in it when I took to work.
@@chrisbow1776 Were you able to fit the cable yourself or did you have to take it to a repair shop?
@@ryokan9120 I took it to a vac repair shop that is a half a mile from my house. I likely could have fixed, but easier to give a expert £20 to do it.
Absolutely love this
From 2006
Love to see old hoovers unboxing especially a Henry
I think the hvr200-22 is rated as probably one of the best Henry’s made I remember getting my hetty in 2007 and although the quality is slightly decreased they are still great quality much better than 90% of machines and haven’t reduced the quality anywhere near other manufacturers such as hoover, dyson, vax numatic do make solid machines and I hope they continue to.
I completely agree with you. The Motors are crap though.
@@TheHenryCollectorExtra yeah I know it’s sad them motors really do sound so good
@@kieransvacs4545 and also your Henry Micro is basically the same spec as this
This Henry was made between 18 September - 24 September 2006 and it has a twinflow motor completely different to the motor used in new Henrys and sound completely different
Just a few months newer then I am
Some of them sound different and there is a push switch version as well
@@K-Box44 True but they all use the same motor if their made between mid 2004 and mid 2014 models HVR200-22 - HVR200A.
I hope Numatic watches this video and reflects on themselves. Still, Numatics are the best vacuums, especially in terms of maintenance and repairability.
I hope they watch this and relase a 900w Numatic HVR200-22 which has the twibflow motor and the older style bucket and hose bent end and floortool
@@vacuum_collector26 I agree with you
@@Angrylad. yeah the HVR200-22 is my favourite model even when the autosave came out you could still buy a Henry Micro HVR200M-22 till August 2014 as my mosque has a Henry Micro HVR200M-22 with the 3d face and wand dock
@@vacuum_collector26 I say it would be better to put the modern Henry’s with the twinflow on low the whole time as it’s way more quiet and it’s pretty much the same suction and the wattage would be even lower than the current ametek motors
Can you do a video of henry spring clean?
My theory as to why the autosave PCB is so prone to failure is because components are mounted very closely on the same side as the air exiting the motor, And over time conductive graphite dust from the brushes wearing down accumulates on the PCB and creates shorts between components.
The best way to remove stuck Numatic tubes is to warm them up, usually with a hair dryer.
Hey Ibaisaic, there's another one Henry colour from 80s which is the cream and brown. I hope you can find it. George and Charles has different now ( Parking slot, new handle & tool storage) like Henry Wet & Dry.
man i love henrys
Just watched your video now. Would you recommend the henry pet pro pro or just the henry pet as looking at replacing my old vax and I am looking at Henry's or maybe even the shark cylinders. Thanks
Very cool! 🙌🏼
The old numatic head has an metal base plate and the latest one has an plastic base plate
We still have our very old 15 year old Henry. Still in pretty good condition.
Thank you so much Rogar for making all of these fun videos. I find myself trying to find these Henrys here in the states at a decent price. My current Henry is a PPR 200-12. I found a 1200watt Henry last night hopefully it should arrive in 3 days.. My daily driver is currently a 95 Filter Queen.
Really cool , and interesting Video 👍🏻
Idea: I wonder if you could re-motor a 620w Henry with a 1200w motor?
You can I done it, it was a hvr200-12, it’s now got a 1200w twin flo in it
@@Angrylad. Are the newer thinner cables compatible with a 1200-watt motor?
@@ryokan9120 yes, but make sure to pull all of the cable out of the hoover if your using it for more than a few minutes
Did you leave the paper bag in for the demo?
it would have been interesting to put the newer hose on this old henry to see if the tapered one does do anything to suction
No it doesn’t. I tried that on another video. If anything, the tapered hose reduced the airflow ever so slightly.
@@ibaisaic thats intresting! for a design that I thaught was supposed to do the opposite!
hi i have been waiting for you to make a video about the numatic henry hvr 200-22 but can you do the nematic henry hvr 200a plz i have that vacuum and i wanna see if you like it
fantastic video!! great find i remember when these were available i was soo littlee
I remember a plumber coming to my house nearly 10 years ago, and he had this model of Henry. I used it!
@@TheHenryCollectorExtra a local chicken takeaway place has a 2007 one and as you know my youth club has one too and my mosque used to have some Henry Micro HVR200M-22's with the same style switches until February 2017 when they were replaced by the Henry HVR200-11's and the Henry Micro HVR200M-11 but that wasn't bought till around March 2018 I think it was
@@vacuum_collector26 2007 Henry HVR200-22? My mums friend has one.
@@TheHenryCollectorExtra yes it is a 2007 HVR200-22 the oke at my local chicken takeaway but my youth club's one is a 2008 week 21 one as you know. Also cool that your mums friend has one
@@vacuum_collector26 a Local chip shop used to have a Henry HVR200-22 (2005) which got replaced in 2017 with a Hetty compact.
great video
This is so cool
I used to see a lady quite often that used a Henry tool bag as a shopping bag in a local shopping centre that was years ago!. I think Numatics choice of floor head just gets worse and worse.
How much did that Henry cost you since it was still sealed and not used
I love these, wish I could get a hetty or henry with the power head, here in Australia we don't have much choices 😢 I prefer a cylinder with a power head over an air driven turbo head but the only ones we have here are models such as
sauber si-200 not available from godfreys any more it seems.
sauber pro pets bagged (hoover action pets clone)
sauber pro pets bagless
hoover action pets bagged or bagless
Hoover allergy bagged or bagless
Hoover regal bagged or bagless
Sebo airbelt k3 premium
Bissell smart clean bagless...
We get the miele c3 but only the turbo head version not the power head version which sucks because I would of got the miele if it was cheap enough, the sebo looks fantastic but is around $1249.00 AU which is not in my budget.
So the only choices for affordability is the new Sauber's not including the si-200 , all the Hoover's listed or the bissell and I think I wanna go back to a bagged vacuum after owning 3 dysons dc39 & 2x dc54 I'm sick of getting a cloud of dust in my face whilst emtying and having to touch the dirt and dust whilst washing of filters ( not including dc54) and cyclone packs as I regularly serviced them once a year properly dismantling the whole cyclones.
One thing that disappoints me is that everyone I've had has worn out the handle to wand fitting, which no longer clicks firm together, they become sloppy and leak air, and the bristles on the turbo head wear out super fast especially the carbon ones the nylon ones are weak as with no strength to them which results in poor agitation of carpet fibres.
What would you recommend Roger for a power head vacuum cleaner, we have a similar market to the UK just certain models within brands we don't get really.
Hope your having a great day always enjoy your videos.
Best regards Miss Peta
Henry home comes with a airo brush
@@user-ku1ys5mu9n yes which is air driven and doesn't work very well unless it's very short pile carpet, power heads are better 😁
@@misspeta7937 then get a older Henry with the power socket on the back and get a turbocat
This vacuum is one year older than me lol
The Henry i have has high and low on the back and a button u push to turn on and off
Not all plastics are made equal. That’s one of the big reasons why older things feel better than they do now.
Your neighbours must love you 🤣
I got a hetty 160 from my local tesco.
Oo its a rocker switch! Quite possibly the best era of modern henry!
I’ve got 2 NIB cream and brown Henry’s 🤗
Really?
•dustys Corner• your SO LUCKY
@@vacuum_collector26 ❤️
@@abir.chowdhury yea I also have an older one that I use (a little beat up but he’s a trooper lol) I don’t intend on opening them. If I do, it’s gonna be fun for a rainy day
I enjoy your videos. I just have discovered Henry. I'm quite impressed. Our condo has hardwood floors and an area rug. We have two cats. I'm looking at the Henry Pet Pro or the Henry Allergy. Which do you suggest? Any other suggestions in the Henry line or any other brand? My husband had some lung issues from COVID so a good filter is important. We live in the US. BTW I'm also looking at Lupe Pure.
The Henry Allergy has the best filter so that’s the one to go for if you want the cleanest air. I wouldn’t recommend the Lupe, I don’t use mine at all now.
@@ibaisaic Thanks for the quick reply. I will be crossing Lupe off the list and concentrating on the Henry.
Just came across this comment
Did you buy a Henry in the end? How do you find it
@@carmadmeI did buy the Henry. I’m not that impressed. It’s a bit cumbersome. It works on wood floors but struggles on the rug. I should have listened to my husband and bought something else.
Marvellous vacuum cleaner, I'm really glad these are popular! Especially this exact type of Henry, TBH I like all the 2000s Henrys, not sure if it's for nostalgia or just that they were really good, even though 1990s ones were better, a 2000s Henry is the last of the proper Henrys imo
I think the HVR200A was the last of the proper Henrys (even tho the pcb) they were still great vacuums other than that
@@vacuum_collector26 Is that the autosave Henry? If so then I agree, the quality on those physically was still acceptable, the newer ones just feel like they're gonna break now that I've owned my 160 for a good while
@@parwaz7861 yeah it was the autosave model. And yes I agree the newer Henrys feel cheaper I especially don't like the newest floortool
@@parwaz7861 Honestly, my Henry Micro isn't bad at all even though it's one of the newer 620w still feels stronger as the old ones. I'd love to get my hands on a older Henry.
@@jayambermsp8000 same my HVR200-11 is good although I would love a 1200W older one
Hi please advise
I need a hoover for home and car cleaning
Also would be great to have a blowing feature to dry the nooks and crannies after washing car to prevent drips
I like Henry but he doesn't have a blowing feature
I've seen Titan and Karcher that have a blowing feature but they don't have a good head for hard floors and carpets
What would you recommend?
Not too expensive
Thanks in advance
Titan from screw fix they are great machines
You will need a better floor tool tho as this is made specifically for DIY but is powerful good for the car and is also wet and dry this is the updated version of the ttb350vac which was what I had I was not disappointed and loved it Henry attachments fit perfectly what I would say is for dry use make sure u use the dry filter vice versa only because using the wet filter for dry use causes dust to get to the motor which decreases the life of the motor but I had one and they are around 39 quid not bad at all
THIS 2006 HENRY IS VERY STRONG
This is why i prefer the earlier henrys over the later ones since the earlier henry models had more power than the later henrys
i love your videos ibaisaic
So, now we know - suction of about 100 will drive an Aerobrush really, really well.
I don't know what corners have been cut these past 15 years, but either would outperform any 15 year old or new Dyson anything.
I have that vacuum but the new plain one
These old Henries might be better qualitywise, but the new ones are still superior than 90% of the machines you can get today.
This produces more air watts than a current Henry
@@RJA_World Yeah, but they have 1200Watt motors. I think the new henries with 650Watt are still decent
@@IWishIDidntExist2333 new Henry's are 620W, and produce around 90AW. The 1200W Henry's like the one in this video produce around 200AW.
@@IWishIDidntExist2333 Sorry not 200W, 102AW.
@@RJA_World Yeah, that looks a little bit more realistic.
Don't worry about your Henry hoover
Just out of curiosity does the motor head from the old one fit on the new one
No there’s a cut out on the back of the new ones which the older ones don’t have so it won’t fit
A 1200w moter will fit a 2021 Henry if it's a 200 size
# Henry Pet Pro I love ❤️ this video
Hello i love your videos can you pls make more karcher videos
I agree
I wish I got it
Get a Henry hoover that is older
i have use a blue numatic george or james in a hotel i was sock by the power it has
See a really good video
I own the exact same one but its a few years older than the 2006 model
It must be the push button version then
No, it has the rocker switch for some reason
@@insertnewchannelnamehere739 must be buult out of parts
Those should help
Hey, Do you remember Gavin and Matthew? if so, I'm one of their friends! so, yeah. see ya! (Hope I get on a video someday!)
He’s as old as me 🤣
Numatic is the best!!!!
This henry is old as me
To be honest with you all I have never had a Henry before
Same, but I really want one.
@@IWishIDidntExist2333 so do i
@@nicholasmorris2349 I know you don't care that much, but I'm actually pretty close to get one and I'm so excited!
@@IWishIDidntExist2333 wich henry
@@nicholasmorris2349 hello there go for it you won’t be disappointed I recently picked one up in Sainsburys for £99 on special offer,best vacuums ever ( btw I stay away from dyson, I call them die soon as they don’t last very long) best regards to you stay safe mark 😀👍🇬🇧
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I think everything has gone down hill, or been made more and more cheaply after 2008.
We have left the EU now why can’t they bring the twin flo 1200w back
Because they still sell to the EU and internationally. From a product rationalisation point of view, it's simpler to fit all variants with the same motor..
Given that the old motor had less suction than the new on "Lo" setting, I wonder how many people use "Hi" power much of the time. I guess it's always good to have the option.. 🙅♂
i like the old one better
How much are these things i want to buy one
I picked one up in Sainsburys for £99 recently on special offer best regards mark
This particular model was discontinued in late 2008 but you can look on ebay for one used or even if your lucky a brand new or one in really good condition and you can buy the Henry 160 from most stores and the Henry Pet Pro from John Lewis
@@vacuum_collector26 I have the Henry 160 extremely pleased with it plus I find that the Numatic cloth bags are good as I believe that the air flow seems better and excellent suction best regards to you mark 👍😀🇬🇧
@@marcusmaximus451 good to hear I have a Henry 200 its good for my home (mostly hard floors just a few rugs) I prefer older Henrys from pre 2014
Kind regards Mukhtar
It all boils down to the suction, and it shows when you vacuum a filthy carpet. The new Henry's definitely are no way near as good as the older ones with the power boosting switch, and we have the EU to thank for that.
People running the E U who have never designed or made a vacuum cleaner in their lives telling vacuum cleaner designers and manufacturers how to design and make vacuum cleaners and no one in industry or government does anything about it, even in a 'post Brexit' environment. The reality of the situation says more than any confirmation or hollow denials ever will.
15 year old henry is very old
I’m glad to see you’re doing Henry’s again I’m getting the Henry extra this Christmas and I hope you see the video I make and please subscribe I love vacuums so much you could say I don’t even need to read the instructions which is true I’m the biggest vacuum fan and the biggest Henry vacuum fan she could call me your biggest fan if other people say that they are your biggest fan don’t listen to them
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Get a Henry hoover that is old
Older