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371.1 | Try small appliance repair shops | PLANET::NICKERSON | Bob Nickerson DTN 282-1663 :^) | Wed Aug 19 1987 13:25 | 9 |
| Marianne,
You might try a small appliance repair shop if they still exist.
We used to have some when I was growing up who would make an attempt
to fix anything electical. All they can do is say no. Try the
Yellow Pages for some numbers under Appliances - Repair.
Bob
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371.2 | Call BO-JO !! | MTBLUE::BUTTERMAN_HO | | Wed Aug 19 1987 14:17 | 11 |
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Marianne - I have had wonderful luck with BO-JO Clipper Co.
They are at 888 1/2 Webster Avenue, Lynn Mass 01905
Tel 617-599-8506
They have repaired clippers, sharpened blades, done electrical
work and I've been completly satisfied.
Good luck - holly b
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371.3 | | PARSEC::SCRAGGS | | Thu Aug 20 1987 11:31 | 4 |
| Thanks Holly, I'll give them a call.
-M-
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371.6 | Clipper Blade Sharpening | EQUINE::DANI | | Mon Nov 02 1987 11:30 | 20 |
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Those of us in the horse world know how expensive these equine
luxuries are and attempt to make do with reusing and recycling items
rather than replacing them.
I have patched more blankets, restitched halters (by hand - ouch),
and replaced nylon parts of lead lines than I care to admit. If
I can make something easily and more cheaply than buying it I will.
But what do I do about my clipper blades.
I have no idea what to do with clipper blades. I live in the Nashua,
New Hampshire area. Are there any noters out there who know where
I can get clipper blades sharpened?
I also need to have my field boots resoled. Any recommendations
are welcomed!
thanks!
Dani
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371.7 | I'd like to find a place, too | TOPDOC::NAJJAR | | Mon Nov 02 1987 12:50 | 8 |
| Hi Dani,
I'm also looking for a place to get mine done. I think there
is a place down in Lynn or Revere, MA that does them, but I'd
like to find somewhere closer. I don't really want to have
to buy new clippers just to get a sharp blade. There was a
note earlier in the file about this - I don't remember the
number off-hand (it listed the place in MA).
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371.8 | POSSIBILITY | GUNSTK::RATAY | | Mon Nov 02 1987 14:07 | 4 |
| IT'S SORT OF A LONG TRIP JUST TO GET YOUR BLADES SHARPENED, BUT
IF YOUR IN THE DERRY N.H. AREA, THE VICTORY PASS TACK SHOP OWNED
BY CHER THOMPSON DOES REPAIRS AND BLADE SHARPENING. SHE IS LOCATED
RIGHT BY RT 93 EXIT 4 ON RT 102 (BY BEN FRANKLIN'S).
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371.9 | Thank you! | EQUINE::DANI | | Mon Nov 02 1987 15:48 | 14 |
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Thanks for the replys.
The Victory Pass tack shop won't be too far. My horse is boarded
in that general direction.
Julie, if you want to plan a rendez-vous I could take your clippers
over. First I'll call and see what they say.
Thanks for the tip! I believe I have a total of 3 sets to be
sharpened!
Dani
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371.10 | Call BO-JO | MTBLUE::BUTTERMAN_HO | | Mon Nov 02 1987 15:49 | 11 |
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I did put this in some other reply - but that's no problem...
I've had wonderful/professional service from
BO-JO Clipper Company
888 1/2 Webster Avenue
Lynn, Mass 01905 617-599-8506
They recondition clippers, sharpen blades, etc... etc...
They sharpen blades, recondition clippers, etc etc
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371.11 | Check with local groomers/vets | KNEE::MONTVILLE | Sharon Montville | Mon Nov 02 1987 17:11 | 6 |
| I'm from Colorado Springs, so I can't recommend a place but I can
suggest a tactic. You might want to look up grooming places (as
in dog grooming) in the Yellow Pages, call them, and ask them where
they get their blades done. Also, local veterinarians might be
able to recommend a place. I used to work for a vet and took the
blades in about once a month.
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371.4 | Clipper blade sharpening - Westboro MA | FRAGLE::PELUSO | PAINTS; color your corral | Wed Jul 03 1991 09:09 | 11 |
| There is a place in Westboro, MA which just started sharpening
clipper blades (mine were his first).
Bill's Sharpening Service
4 Phillips st
Westboro, MA 01581
508-366-5027
This place is only open a few hours a week, all day saturday,
and 2 hours Monday nite (7-9pm??).
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371.5 | | ABACUS::MATTHEWS | WHATZ Goin ON !!!!!!!!!!! | Wed Jul 03 1991 10:49 | 7 |
| yea but how much were they to sharpen??
wendy o'
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