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GaiasRose
True Blue Farmgirl

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Tasha-Rose
St. Paul Minnesota
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Posted - May 17 2007 :  8:07:46 PM  Show Profile
here they are!!







The only thing that doesn't work is the lamp. YAY!


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Tasha-Rose

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Aunt George
True Blue Farmgirl

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Georgann
Midlothian VA
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Posted - May 17 2007 :  8:17:55 PM  Show Profile
Oh, Tasha,
She's a beauty!! Lucky you!!! Have you given her a test run yet? I bet she'll sew through layers of denim and leather too!!! Wow!!

G

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Marybeth
True Blue Farmgirl

6418 Posts

Mary Beth
Stanwood Wa 98292
USA
6418 Posts

Posted - May 17 2007 :  8:26:47 PM  Show Profile
Wow!! Quite a machine you have there. Have fun with it. MB

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GaiasRose
True Blue Farmgirl

2552 Posts

Tasha-Rose
St. Paul Minnesota
2552 Posts

Posted - May 17 2007 :  10:30:34 PM  Show Profile
So I have been cleaning it off and boy howdy is it filthy! I cleaned the first three layers off with vinegar. tomorrow I am using some citrus cleaner and then soap and water before I sand the finish off and refinish it. We discovered that it has a short (fixable) and it will require the installation of it's own outlet as it draws 240 volts and the current outlet only offers 120. I am thrilled nonetheless!


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katmom
True Blue Farmgirl

17161 Posts

Grace
WACAL Gal WashCalif.
USA
17161 Posts

Posted - May 17 2007 :  11:13:49 PM  Show Profile
oh wow, how cool is that!
enjoy!

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sunshine
True Blue Farmgirl

4877 Posts

Wendy
Utah
USA
4877 Posts

Posted - May 18 2007 :  06:43:04 AM  Show Profile  Send sunshine a Yahoo! Message
you are lucky no one converted it to 120 as most industrial machine are 240 and have alot of power it is always sad when they get changed and loose some of their strength.

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KarenP
True Blue Farmgirl

666 Posts

Karen
Chippewa Falls Wisconsin
USA
666 Posts

Posted - May 18 2007 :  4:25:55 PM  Show Profile
Tasha!
It's beautiful, is the motor separate?
If it is just keep your eyes peeled for a 120 volt motor. I have an industrial sewing machine and it has a separate motor and can run on 120,but could be changed out to run on 220 if need be.
A re-built is about $50, but you might get lucky!
KarenP




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