Thread Number: 12883
Restored Kirby D-50 |
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Post# 137614   5/25/2011 at 02:46 (4,919 days old) by animebsd ()   |   | |
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Well here she is folks. I know like every other collector has one of these but i figured id show mine off :) tell me what you think. |
Post# 137615 , Reply# 1   5/25/2011 at 03:41 (4,919 days old) by KirbyClassicIII (Milwaukie, Oregon)   |   | |
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Post# 137624 , Reply# 3   5/25/2011 at 07:26 (4,919 days old) by luxg ()   |   | |
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Beautiful Job! Looks like it has a mirror shine!! |
Post# 137637 , Reply# 4   5/25/2011 at 13:24 (4,919 days old) by animebsd ()   |   | |
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to kirbyvac- i did this myself. it was all original parts nix the bag. rebuilt the motor and re surfaced the aluminium with a bench buffer:) |
Post# 137638 , Reply# 5   5/25/2011 at 13:27 (4,919 days old) by animebsd ()   |   | |
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here she is running |
Post# 137641 , Reply# 6   5/25/2011 at 13:47 (4,919 days old) by twocvbloke ()   |   | |
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Sorry, but I just had to fix that picture!!! :P |
Post# 137645 , Reply# 7   5/25/2011 at 15:13 (4,919 days old) by animebsd ()   |   | |
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thanks |
Post# 137647 , Reply# 8   5/25/2011 at 15:23 (4,919 days old) by electrolux~137 ()   |   | |
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You did a beautiful job on it! :)
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Post# 138151 , Reply# 10   5/31/2011 at 22:55 (4,913 days old) by animebsd ()   |   | |
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hey so what i did was simply pop it out. then melted the plastic tabs back in with a soldering iron |