Absent Minded Farmer
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- Location
- Gehl Country, Wis.
Not the new battery Scout that's coming out. The "New for 1960" Scout. (Only guessing on the date, as I don't see any Cub Cadets anywhere. Those hit the market in '61.)
The record for this filmstrip is in decent shape, but has an arced scratch that crosses most of the the grooves on side A at near-parallel. If anyone knows of a place I can send the record to, to get repaired, please let me know. There was a place out in.... Seattle (I think), that would do the job of straightening the grooves, but they seem to have disappeared over the course of the last couple years or they just aren't turning up in a search. It doesn't just need a deep cleaning or to get copied & transferred. Enough of that turns up in my searches & that isn't the only thing needed here. None of those places will touch this job. My only other option would be to send the record off to someone in Rome, Italy to tackle it.
Not really fond of that idea on numerous fronts.
Otherwise.... if someone knows of a neurosurgeon with a microscope, who would like to make a few extra bucks....
Anyhow, enjoy!!
The other two are from the Gehl VHS collection.
The first is on the 70 series round baler & the second covers the early iteration of the Dynalift after Gehl bought the parent company.
Mike
The record for this filmstrip is in decent shape, but has an arced scratch that crosses most of the the grooves on side A at near-parallel. If anyone knows of a place I can send the record to, to get repaired, please let me know. There was a place out in.... Seattle (I think), that would do the job of straightening the grooves, but they seem to have disappeared over the course of the last couple years or they just aren't turning up in a search. It doesn't just need a deep cleaning or to get copied & transferred. Enough of that turns up in my searches & that isn't the only thing needed here. None of those places will touch this job. My only other option would be to send the record off to someone in Rome, Italy to tackle it.
Not really fond of that idea on numerous fronts.
Otherwise.... if someone knows of a neurosurgeon with a microscope, who would like to make a few extra bucks....
Anyhow, enjoy!!
The other two are from the Gehl VHS collection.
The first is on the 70 series round baler & the second covers the early iteration of the Dynalift after Gehl bought the parent company.
Mike