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How wonderful! Let's hear it for dumpster diving -- or its equivalent. I agree with you about not starting it in its current condition. At least let it warm up to room temperature so the oil and grease can do their thing. Enjoy!
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That little beauty was in the trash? Someone needs 40 lashes with a wet noodle. But it was a good thing for you. Enjoy!
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Beautiful. You can get parts at sewingpartsonline.com or sewclassics.com, I think those are right.
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Originally Posted by Prism99
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OMG! The decals look in pretty good shape too. :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
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That little beauty was in the trash? Someone needs 40 lashes with a wet noodle. But it was a good thing for you. Enjoy!
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Originally Posted by Andrea19711
(Post 5807109)
As I was laying in bed this morning my son came in and said "Mommy, look what Daddy found in the trash"....not thinking anything of it I rolled over and sorta cocked open one eye...just as my son plopped a beautiful little featherweight down next to me! I attempted to attach a picture hopefully it went through and someone may be able to tell me a little bit about it. I'm not sure where to find the serial number or anything
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Originally Posted by GrannieAnnie
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LOL, time to crawl out of bed and look at this beauty eye to eye. (j/k)
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Wow - you are lucky. Give both guys a hug from us!
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Lucky you! I paid through the nose for mine, but it was a birthday present and that was what I wanted. If you're nervous about plugging it in, you can replace the wiring, they have the motor, plug and foot pedal at sewclassics.com. Or you could just try replacing the wires.
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WOW! Congrats - you will love her! I have a 1936 also. Let us know how she sews!
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