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   Jean | Mar 07, 2003 11:52pm | #1

   IIRC the 840  is a 9mm punchcard machine and should be a workhorse if it's in  good condition.  I must add that the ribber works in conjunction with the knitter and is not useable on its own.  Have you tried to sell it on ebay? Just curious.

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   IMERC | Mar 08, 2003 12:50am | #2

   Jean:

   No I haven't.

   These machines are in excellant condition and there is a "bunch of stuff" with them. As near as I can tell they are complete.

   I honestly don't know what they are worth used.

   IMERC

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   IMERC | Mar 18, 2003 09:25pm | #3

   Jean

   Hopefully I'm not walking all over protocol.

   Is it possible that you can give a rough idea as to what these machines are worth and I'll head over to Ebay. They are in excellant condition and have all the gizzmos to go with them.

   Thank you.... IMERC

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   Jean | Mar 26, 2003 05:23am | #4

   Just got back from vacation and saw this post.  I have no idea what the market value of this machine would be.  I must repeat again that this should be sold as a unit.  The ribber is an attachment to the knitter and is useless on its own.

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   IMERC | Mar 27, 2003 07:57am | #5

   G'day Jean;

   How was your vacation? Great I hope.

   I caught The item that both machines go as a pair.

   Any suggestions as to where to go to get a value acessment on these things? Any help would be appreciated.

   Thanks...IMERC

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   Jean | Mar 27, 2003 03:35pm | #6

   Vacation was too short.

   I'd start by searching for Brother knitting machines at http://www.google.com

   If  you  don't find a similar machine listed,   you can always email one of the dealers and ask.  I'm sure they would be wiling to assist, maybe even take it off your hands. I understand that Brother has stopped manufacturing knitting machines as of 2002.  It's a pity, they made a good product.