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Bissell Upright Crevice Tool - 6585, 82H5
Bissell Upright Crevice Tool - 6585, 82H5
SKU:2031056
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Product details
The crevice tool from the Bissell 6585 and 82H5 uprights, part 2031056. Bissell used it very widely, including on the 1240, 12B1, 1739, the 1813 to 1825 range, the 2252 to 2260 series, 2316, 2410, the 2488 to 2491 group, 3332, 3530, 3537, 3675, 3750, 4104 and 4207.
Crevice tools disappear. This is the part left behind under a car seat, the one that goes missing when the machine is lent out, and the one that eventually gets stepped on. A cracked tool is worth replacing rather than persevering with, because a split down the barrel bleeds air and the tool stops pulling exactly where you need it most.
It clips into the same fitting as the original with no adapter. Check your model against the list first, since Bissell changed the tool mount between families.