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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 10:22:34 AM on 9 June 2017.
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 Botswanamauve
 Location: Adelaide, SA
 Member since 14 April 2014
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Hi, I am still after some help to get my old Kriesler 660 up and running. I live in Adelaide and any suggestions would be appreciated.
 
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 Shaneh
 Location: Creswick, VIC
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If you were out Ballarat Victoria way, I could get it going for you.
What is wrong with it.
 
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 Botswanamauve
 Location: Adelaide, SA
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Hi Shaneh, I have 2 Kriesler 660 One worked a long time ago when I purchased it second hand the other one has not worked since I purchased it. I would like to get one of the working but I do not have the skill set required (2 left hands) So I thought I would see if anyone out there would take the job on and I could pay them
 
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