It’s usually the flex where it enters the machine handle.
Think of it as an early X4.We see the odd one for service and we’ve reconditioned the odd one too.
Not very many were made.(if we buy 100 machines for refurbishment/dismantling, we might see one)... There’s no mechanical difference at all between an X4 and an X4.1 apart from it saying X4.1 on the hood rather than X4.
In fact, some machines badged on the hood as an X4 Extra say Sebo X4.1 on the serial plate.. To get to the bottom of this, we asked the MD of Sebo UK to clarify what an X4.1 was, or more to the point, why was an X4 badged as an X4.1 at all?As so few were made in the dim and distant past, even he had forgotten!.
It’s often the case with Sebo that a bit of badge engineering goes on.
For example, John Lewis sold the X4.But perhaps the most surprising change is Turner’s new choice of accessory: a vacuum cleaner..
So why exactly is Alex Turner using a vacuum cleaner onstage?It’s still unclear, but one thing is certain: it’s definitely getting people talking..
I Wanna Be Yours.is the likely clue as they include the line.