Originally Posted by
bearisgray
Is there any point/condition that you will look at a machine and say - the only place left for it is to be trashed or sold for the metal in it?
I've seen some amazing rescues of machines that looked beyond help to me.
If I buy a machine, I want it to be in good running order and still look decent.
I do not have the skills - or desire - to do repairs or reconditioning.
Just wondering.
The White Rotary that sat outside for years before I bought it, then sat on my carport for a few years after that. The cats peed on it enough times that I gave it away. I don't know if its' new owner has decided to try and get it working or scrap it.
Cari