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ITS HERE ! ITS HERE! (new machine!) Beth In Alaska 09-05-2007
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Posted by Beth In Alaska on September 5, 2007, 12:24 am
My new (used) HV Platinum 750 is here. The woman I bought it from sent me
all the books, a carrying case, a walking foot and several other feet and a
beautiful tote bag she made before she stopped sewing!

ITS AWESOME. Now I have to go figure out how to thread it.



Posted by BEI Design on September 5, 2007, 12:26 am
Beth In Alaska wrote:
> My new (used) HV Platinum 750 is here. The woman I bought
> it from sent me all the books, a carrying case, a walking
> foot and several other feet and a beautiful tote bag she
> made before she stopped sewing!
> ITS AWESOME. Now I have to go figure out how to thread
> it.

Congratulations! It's always a good sign when you have
the manuals and accessories, I take that as a sign of a well
maintained machine. I would give it a thorough cleaning and
lubricating before sewing very much, however.

Beverly



Posted by Beth In Alaska on September 5, 2007, 1:46 am

> Beth In Alaska wrote:
>> My new (used) HV Platinum 750 is here. The woman I bought
>> it from sent me all the books, a carrying case, a walking
>> foot and several other feet and a beautiful tote bag she
>> made before she stopped sewing!
>> ITS AWESOME. Now I have to go figure out how to thread
>> it.
>
> Congratulations! It's always a good sign when you have the manuals and
> accessories, I take that as a sign of a well maintained machine. I would
> give it a thorough cleaning and lubricating before sewing very much,
> however.


It says no lubrication needed, but I'll be sure its clean!!



Posted by Kate XXXXXX on September 5, 2007, 8:35 am
BEI Design wrote:
> Beth In Alaska wrote:
>> My new (used) HV Platinum 750 is here. The woman I bought
>> it from sent me all the books, a carrying case, a walking
>> foot and several other feet and a beautiful tote bag she
>> made before she stopped sewing!
>> ITS AWESOME. Now I have to go figure out how to thread
>> it.
>
> Congratulations! It's always a good sign when you have
> the manuals and accessories, I take that as a sign of a well
> maintained machine. I would give it a thorough cleaning and
> lubricating before sewing very much, however.
>
> Beverly
>
>
These don't get lubricated! They are lubricated away inside if they
need it at the annual service, being electronic gizmos rather than all
mechanical.

But a swift clean out of the bobbin area wouldn't go amiss.

Poor lady... Why did she stop sewing? These machines have only been
out a couple of years, and the 750 is a top end machine. Beth, you did
very well to find a used one at all, and it sounds like it wasn't used
much and was well cared for!

Happy sewing!
--
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Posted by BethInAK on September 5, 2007, 3:25 pm

> BEI Design wrote:
>> Beth In Alaska wrote:
>>> My new (used) HV Platinum 750 is here. The woman I bought
>>> it from sent me all the books, a carrying case, a walking
>>> foot and several other feet and a beautiful tote bag she
>>> made before she stopped sewing!
>>> ITS AWESOME. Now I have to go figure out how to thread
>>> it.
>>
>> Congratulations! It's always a good sign when you have the manuals and
>> accessories, I take that as a sign of a well maintained machine. I would
>> give it a thorough cleaning and lubricating before sewing very much,
>> however.
>>
>> Beverly
> These don't get lubricated! They are lubricated away inside if they need
> it at the annual service, being electronic gizmos rather than all
> mechanical.
>
> But a swift clean out of the bobbin area wouldn't go amiss.
>
> Poor lady... Why did she stop sewing? These machines have only been out
> a couple of years, and the 750 is a top end machine. Beth, you did very
> well to find a used one at all, and it sounds like it wasn't used much and
> was well cared for!


Kate,
the woman I bought it from explained that she simply doesn't have the time
with a 90 year old mother and two puppies. She felt the machine would be
happier at someone elses house. She is a VERY nice lady and I like her very
much and feel like I've made a net-friend during the transaction.

I got a very good deal too - off of ebay - I think people were very
suspicious that the deal wasnt' real so no one else bid - I messaged her a
few times and realized she was either real or the best scam artist ever, so
I "bought it now" for 200$ less than the blue book price.

After reading the manuals last night I am RARING to try it out tonite!


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