Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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Join Josh in this helpful video as he demonstrates the replacement of the lower hose on a Shark NV750 vacuum. This video should be applicable to all Shark NV750 series. Lower hose cracks are a common issue with Sharks, and Josh walks you through the repair process. While it may not be the easiest fix, if you're not comfortable attempting it on your own, we suggest reaching out to local vacuum and repair shops for professional assistance. Your vacuum will be up and running smoothly in no time!

You can find the links to purchase the glue, torx bits, and replacement hose down below.

Hose used in this video:
vacuumsrus.com/product/cleaning/vacuum-parts/uncategorized/shark-lower-hose-number-1

Security bits used in this video:
vacuumsrus.com/product/cleaning/vacuum-parts/uncategorized/security-bit-set-for-shark-and-some-dyson-vacuum-cleaners-includes-t5-t6-t7-t8-t9-t10-t15-t20-t25-t27-t30-t40

Glue recommended for this repair:
vacuumsrus.com/product/cleaning/vacuum-parts/uncategorized/clear-pliable-adhesive-glue-18-oz-tube

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