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#21
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I bought a machine a lot like this for $5 at a yard sale. Motor was gone. My two young grandsons spent many hours playing with it, turning the wheel, turning knobs, lowering and raising levers, no needle in it of course. Best toy I have ever bought for $5.
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I am with the "looks like it still may be usable " crowd. It may last 20 more years as a tractor and then someone else will get it back to sewing. And yes, I took 6 hours at WSU and put thousands of hours on tractors. Wheat shock doesn't seem as funny as moundbuilders as a mascot.
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