Lost my Pfaff 1473 to Hurricane Sandy
#32
I own a Pfaff 1475 so I know what you mean. I would look on ebay and also contact anyplace where they sell used sewing machines in my area. I know of one place where if it was going to need a new motherboard, they do that before selling it to you. It does cost more that way but you don't have the grief. Truthfully, ebay is not the best time to look for a sewing machine right before Christmas. I am sorry for your loss, not just for the sewing machine but that you had to go through all that you did.
#34
I have a Pfaff Creative 2134 complete with Embroidery system which I have almost never used. Got it as a prize and just never really used it. I'd be happy to send it to you as a replacement if you think it would work for you. You just pay the shipping and it is yours. Contact me at [email protected].
#36
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Iowa and Minnesota
Posts: 439
So sorry to hear of your loss as well as all the other people in your area. If you need help rebuilding your stash, please pm me as I could share! I wish you the best as you recoup all of your losses. Take care in the days ahead.
#37
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Southeast Georgia
Posts: 2,526
maggie, you are so sweet to offer a replacement machine. I would certainly send one if I had it, but don't own a Pfaff! My name is Sandy, as well, and I feel strange when I hear about the damage Sandy has caused. The other day at church, the pastor asked for prayer for victims of Sandy. Everybody sort of looked at me. He laughed, I suppose because I looked so horrified, and said the real storm Sandy, not the me storm Sandy! We all need to make sure our homeowner's insurance is up to date. We need to have replacement coverage on our home and furnishings. We also need to have flood insurance if we're in a susceptible area. Your homeowner's policy will not pay for any damage caused by "rising water", which floodwater usually is. If your home is damaged by wind, falling trees, hail, etc., and water comes in that way, your homeowner's policy will cover it.
#38
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Mississippi
Posts: 323
I so sympathize with you! I lost several of my machines in Hurricane Katrina and still mourn. I had several machines, including hand cranks I brought home from England. Our sewing machines are so much more than any other mechanical appliance. They are part of our heart and we know them like our children! I am sorry for your loss and hope you are successful in finding a good replacement.
#39
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: CO
Posts: 35
i bought my 1473 new and still use it almost daily in spite of having others to choose from. I would be devastated if I were you. My sympathies. Mine was cleaned once - at age 16 - and had to have a new belt this past year. A very low maintenance machine for sure. And the best sewing for me of them all.
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