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08-19-2014, 01:05 PM

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Rodney

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Originally Posted by yobrosew

Navy baby, that is one purity machine. Thanks for sharing. The thing I like about the older vintage machines is that if have service manual and patience most things I can fix. But then I am a tinkerer by nature. I don't sleep well when my machine is our if the home being repaired. How silly is that?

The best cure for that is to have enough machines that there are always a couple running to use and a couple that aren't so you have something to tinker with.
Rodney

08-19-2014, 01:09 PM

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miriam

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Originally Posted by Rodney

The best cure for that is to have enough machines that there are always a couple running to use and a couple that aren't so you have something to tinker with.
Rodney

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08-20-2014, 05:23 PM

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yobrosew

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Originally Posted by Rodney

The best cure for that is to have enough machines that there are always a couple running to use and a couple that aren't so you have something to tinker with.
Rodney

You have great advice!

I second the