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Old 11-03-2011, 01:34 PM
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I would make sure that the seller description means that the base is the wooden case that is cracked and can be repaired or replaced. That would be okay.

However, I have seen one recently posted on my local CL that the actual metal bed of the machine is cracked. I would not want to try and deal with that. Whatever cracked the metal probably also did some damage to other parts of the machine unless it was a flaw in the casting.

Good luck.
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