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Old 01-11-2012, 04:48 PM
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nhweaver
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I agree with hobbykat. The vintage machines are simple to fix, and I am a klutz and dislexic (spelling ugh), and I have changed a belt, oiled it, cleaned out grease, and put on new feet. They are simple, excellently engineered for the homemaker.
Originally Posted by hobbykat1955 View Post
If it's cheap and a vintage singer buy it...
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